'Workers in Italian ports They will carry out a seven-day mobilization from the 17th to the 23rd June if there are no immediate answers following the umpteenth breakdown of the bargaining table'. This was announced on Secretary General and the National Secretary of Uiltrasporti, Marco Verzari and Giuliano Galluccio, specifying that this rupture is was 'made necessary by the unavailability of employers' associations to meet our requests while maintaining A clear gap in particular on economic adjustment. One An intolerable situation - they denounced - that expands the timing of renewal for port workers who they are calling for the fair recovery of the purchasing power decimated in the over the last two years due to inflation, and the right adjustment for future inflation'.

Pointing out that "port workers have been among the penalised during the pandemic as they responsibilities have ensured the supply of goods to the whole country even when all the rest of Italy was at a standstill", Verzari and Galluccio underlined that "recovery wages, security and greater protection are the fixed points from which we do not We can go backwards and we won't stop until we have obtained the right answers for the Italian dockers."