Work, collected 3.3 million signatures to abolish the voucher and for replenishment – The Republic

MILAN – There are more than 3.3 million signatures collected by the CGIL on the three referendums (voucher cancellation, new reinstatement in cases of unfair dismissal for companies above the five employees and full joint liability in procurement) accompanying the bill of popular initiative ‘Charter of universal labor rights’ of the same union. This morning have been filed in the Supreme Court. “It is a tremendous achievement and important, which testifies to the consensus that the proposals of the Cgil encountered in the country,” said the leader Susanna Camusso. “Witness the consensus that the proposals of the Cgil encountered in the country.”

For the leader of the CGIL, the number of signatures collected is “the result of the voluntary work of activists and delegates of the CGIL, as well as the commitment of all directors, officers and employees of the organization, to which are my thanks and that of the whole CGIL. we now look forward with confidence – adds Camusso – that the Supreme Court will rule on the admissibility of our referendum questions and we are ready for proof of the vote, convinced of our arguments. ” The general secretary of the CGIL then recalled that in the next three months will continue the collection of signatures for the proposed law of popular initiative ‘Charter of universal rights at work’. “We have collected over one million signatures for each of the three referendums, we can do even more with the signatures in support of the Charter. The #SfidaXiDiritti continues,” he concludes Camusso.

Topics:

cgil

voucher

reinstatement

Starring:

Susanna Camusso