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Three workers at Fiat Melfi dismissed, the anger of the Saxon threat


The deputy for Labour and Employment Rights of Italy: "This decision is a grave act that violates trade union rights and freedom provided by the Constitution to strike"

Rome - Three workers of the assembly department of Fiat's Melfi plant, two which delegates Fiom, were dismissed on charges of having obstructed the robotic cart during a parade and have prevented domestic workers who did not participate in the strike to perform their usual duties. In protest, the three laid-off workers have gone on "Porta Venosina" monument of the old town of Melfi, where the following day will be joined by their colleagues who strike and demonstrations against the decision taken by the company. "In the Italy of law and freedoms violated - Saxon said Antonella, Italy's deputy for the Labour and Employment Rights - the easy dismissal of evolution is the natural port of the national labor law system. If we are to be laid off three workers participating in a strike organized by the Fiom better. And if two of them are also union representatives then if your are looking for, since it is a trade association of the CGIL, which is currently the only union that does not sign agreements with employers against workers. "

Meanwhile, fellow members of the Fiat Mirafiori Fiom, aware of the serious economic crisis that is crossing the Italian car industry, the CEO Sergio Marchionne have written to ask him a frank, far from the media spotlight, in order to jointly address the difficulties and ensure they are always and only the workers to pay the costs of the crisis. "The dismissal of three employees - said the leader of the movement chaired by Antonello De Pierro - it is a very serious act, which unfairly harms the workers on the one hand, on the other violates the freedom of association and the right to strike, which is a measure acknowledged and protected by art. 40 of the Constitution. Unless you want to make the paper even to the dictates of the Republican Marchionne & co. we must take note of yet another weak point of our freedom and 'democracy based on the job'. If Fiat does not immediately withdraw the dismissals, there is the danger of creating a precedent that will make it all the more precarious and blackmailed. "