There is a new fact in the delicate matter that led to the proclamation of the strike of Messina municipal employees by FP Cgil, Uil FP, Csa and Silpol. The judge of the Messina court ruled on the appeal presented by the CSA itself, and which was also “joined” by the CISL (which however did not join the strike), stating that there was no anti-union conduct in the documents signed by the general secretary Rossana Carrubba and which, in fact, modified the original agreement between the unions and the former general director Salvo Puccio on the horizontal economic progressions of employees.
According to the judge, we read in the final part of the sentence, “the union headquarters retains an essential role in the concrete definition of the procedure, but cannot be invoked to make a clause intangible when its application raises a serious problem of compatibility with mandatory rules, with the constraints of the national contract and with the control over the correct destination of decentralized resources. In this context, the intervention of the Administration does not appear as a denial of the union function, but as a motivated exercise of the power-duty to lead the implementation of the clause within the perimeter traced by the mandatory sources that regulate the institute”.
A new element in a story that continues to make the atmosphere inside Palazzo Zanca incandescent.