If Uiltrasporti has announced a week of mobilization and a 48-hour strike in all domestic ports on 2 and 3 July due to the stalling of negotiations for the renewal of the CCNL of the ports, with the same reason Filt Cgil and Fit Cisl have A 48-hour strike has been called for on the following days of the 4th and 5th July. "Despite the state of unrest that began on 11 March and the strike of 3, 4 and 5 April, despite the fact that progress has been made," the two said. Trade unions - Negotiations for the renewal of the contract National Collective of Ports, which expired on 31 December 2023, has not still at a level appropriate to the expectations of the workers. There is an absolute need for to renew the CCNL of the ports as soon as possible, with a agreement providing for an economic increase useful for the recovery of the lost purchasing power of workers, as well as that further improvements in working conditions, raising the safety standards and implementing the welfare system already existing'.

"Therefore," concluded Filt Cgil and Fit Cisl we hope that the employers' counterparts in the ANCIP sector, Assiterminal, Assologistica, Assoporti, Fise-Uniport, reactivate the negotiating table to address and resolve the issues that have the condition of impasse in the negotiations'.