(Ticker) – the Way free Government and trade unions have signed the agreement for the renewal of the contracts of the employees of the public sector. After a long negotiation period of eight hours, the parties arrived at an agreement framework to renew the contract of the public service employment firm for seven years. The Palazzo Vidoni you are sitting around the table of the negotiations, the Minister of public administration, Marianna Madia, the leaders of the trade union confederations CGIL, CISL and UIL and representatives of the categories. For the audience of over three million workers came only a few days ago, the judgment of the council that has rejected reform in the Cupboard, judging it unc onstitutional. The Government has put on the plate 850 million euros for the renewal of the contracts in 2017. The Government is committed also to the three-year period 2016-2018, and therefore also putting additional resources in the next Stability law, for a total amount equal to a little less than 5 billion euro, as stated by the Minister Madia. Two of the most debated issues: the increase of € 85, the average and not the minimum as they wanted, the unions and the tax bonus from 80 euros. On the latter subject have won the trade unions that have asked for and obtained the commitment of the Government to maintain the bonus without the shot of the contractual increases that determine the decayed or curtailment. Satisfaction was expressed by the parties to the signing of the agreement. After seven years at #lavoltabuona for public employees. To recognize the merit, betting on the quality of services #passodopopasso, has written to the Premier Renzi on Twitter. Pleased with the tra de unions. “We did a good job, which makes it possible to reopen the season for contract renewals in the public sector. The Government is also committed to extend expiring contracts for precarious workers”. This is the comment of Susanna Camusso of the CGIL. Annamaria Furlan, leader of CISL, speaks of “a turning point for Public Administration. Barbagallo, general secretary of the UIL, said: “it was exhausting, but the Government has changed course.”
2016-12-01 09:45:05
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