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Federmar-Cisal nozzle an alarm for new a possible participation of Brussels on the privatization of Tirrenia
the union accusation of "fury" the EU commission for the modalities with which it is estimating such procedure
March 14, 2013
Federmar-Cisal has launch an alarm about a new participation of the EU commission that could question the privatization of the Tirrenia group. Labor organization, that it has accused of "fury" the Commission for the modalities with which is estimating such procedure, has explained that would turn out that the EU commission "has decided to extend to the days ours the investigation started in 2011 on the subsidies distributed from the State to the companies of the group (Tirrenia, Caremar, Siremar and Toremar) after the expiration of the relative precedence twenty-year conventions happened on December 31, 2008. Moreover, the same Commission - it has specified Federmar-Cisal - has aimed its attention on how and at the price of the sale, last not having argued also at the fact that the price could be reduced in the presence of the demand to the purchasers for the maintenance of the occupational levels. Always second the Commission, would be in with of the operation determined sanzionabili aspects that could be shaped as different aids of State from the enforced communitarian discipline and therefore".
For the Federmar-Cisal, "in consideration of the deep economic crisis that invests Europe - it has emphasized the union - instead hanging in with illogical participations that in these times can only create difficulty and closing of companies in the single States, the European Union would have on the contrary to concentrate every effort and engagement in establishing politics and of the measures in a position to promoting the resumption and creating places of work".
Federmar-Cisal has concluded wishing that the next government "succeeds to close definitively and positively this event, giving in such a way tranquillity and a perspective to the workers of these companies for the future of their places of work".
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