(ANSA) - ROME, OCT 29 - A meeting with Italy's trade unions
on the 2025 budget in Giorgia Meloni's office at Palazzo Chigi
in Rome has been postponed from Monday, November 4 to Tuesday,
November 5 at 16:45, based on a change in the government's
agenda, union sources said Tuesday.
Unions CGIL, CISL and UIL are expected to answer the call.
The leader of CGIL, Italy's biggest and most leftwing union
federation, Maurizio Landini, has threatened a general strike
over the government's budget moves.
Also attending the meeting will be the rightwing union UGL, as
well as other smaller unions.
The full list of labour leaders is: CGIL Maurizio Landini, CISL
Luigi Sbarra, UIL Pierpaolo Bombardieri, UGL Francesco Paolo
Capone, Cisal Francesco Cavallaro, Confedir Michele Poerio,
Confintesa Francesco Prudenziano, Confsal Angelo Raffaele
Margiotta; the president of Cida Stefano Cuzzilla and of Ciu
Gabriella Ancora; and Francesco Rizzo of the national executive
of the USB grassroots confederation. (ANSA).
Chigi meeting with unions on budget postponed to Nov. 5
Summit at Palazzo Chigi previously scheduled on Nov. 4