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28 Dec 2015

Renewal of the CCNL (Italian National Collective Bargaining Agreement) Rubber-Plastic: the draft agreement has been signed

After long, complex negotiations, signatures were affixed on 10 December 2015 to the draft renewal of the CCNL of the Rubber – Plastic sector, expiring on 31 December 2015, which will be submitted to workers for approval by 1 February 2016. The various points of the agreement include (i) an average increase of Euro 83; (ii) the annual mechanism according to which, in June every year as of 2017, the difference in inflation compared to the previous year between the final ISTAT (Italian National Statistical Institute) figure and the forecast used in the renewal phase will be verified and (iii) an improvement in supplementary pensions.

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