The Government, on the occasion of the meeting at Palazzo Chigi with the employer associations regarding the former Ilva of Taranto, has issued an invitation to suspend the dismissal procedures announced in recent days by the companies in the supply chain, at least until the decision of the Milan Court of Appeal. According to what has been learned, a positive response has come from the most representative associations of the companies involved: Aigi and the Aepi confederation, “out of a sense of responsibility” have decided to accept the appeal by suspending the dismissal procedures.
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“Inside there (at Palazzo Chigi ed) there was a climate of responsibility also from all the institutions, so we could not avoid this call of the sense of responsibility. Also in the face of guarantees of production continuity in a new type of steel, green steel with furnaces and Dri, we responded positively to temporarily suspend collective dismissals, at least until the hearing of the Milan Court’s ruling.” Said the president of Aigi (Association of the Supply Chain AdI and General Industries) Nicola Convertino, speaking to journalists at the end of the meeting between the government and the employer associations regarding the former Ilva. “We are the last ones who want to lay off – he said -, our companies are service companies and our wealth lies precisely there, in the staff.”
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Confindustria: permanent table is the only way
“I believe that today, the establishment of a concrete permanent table, which wants to look on one side at the outcome of the tender and on the other side has the proposal of projects that can mean economic and social development, is the only way. A starting point, certainly not an end point.” Said the vice president of Confindustria Francesco Somma, at the end of the meeting at Palazzo Chigi on the former Ilva of Taranto, accompanied by the president of Confindustria Taranto, Salvatore Toma. What is proposed at the table “is a set of initiatives, there is the tender to be awarded and given the decisions of the judiciary one must have a sense of reality it can only foresee the cold area, except for news that we will see in the coming days. Then there are private investments, there are investments that will come from other measures, such as the Just Transition Fund, the Zes: it is an integrated coordinated plan, not fragmented that must obviously solve economic problems, but above all the social problems of a territory that needs the closeness of the government of local and national institutions and also obviously of the employer associations,” added Somma.
The ongoing situation regarding the former Ilva is a real storm destined to generate employment and social repercussions, highlighted the Undersecretary to the Presidency of the Council, Alfredo Mantovano. The government, Mantovano recalled, since its establishment has taken on its responsibilities by taking charge of the difficult situation of the former Ilva, immediately facing numerous challenging steps, from the exclusion of Arcelor Mittal, to continuous dialogues with the European Union to find the necessary resources.
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