A new contract for State employees was
signed at the public-sector negotiating agency ARAN Wednesday
but two of Italy's big three trade union federations, CGIL and
UIL, said no to the deal, with only CISL agreeing.
The renewal of the 2022-24 contract of the Central Functions
sector, which concerns approximately 195 thousand employees of
ministries, tax agencies, non-economic public bodies including
pensions and social security agency INPS and workplace accident
insurance agency INAIL, was signed at ARAN.
The agreement was signed by Cisl-Fp and the autonomous unions
Confsal Unsa, Flp and Confintesa Fp, but not by Fp-Cgil and
Uil-Pa.
The signatory unions reportedly reached a majority of 54.6%.
The contract provides for an average salary increase of 165
euros per month, for thirteen months.
Among the main innovations is the possibility of a shorter work
week, over four days: on an experimental and voluntary basis,
maintaining the 36 hours per week.
photo: CGIL leader Maurizio Landini
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