The Revenue and Customs unions are making an appeal to the Deputy Minister of Economy Maurizio Leo and are requesting an urgent meeting to discuss the new rules for the allocation of the staff incentive fund. New rules introduced by the 2026 Budget Law. In a joint statement, Fp Cgil, Cisl Fp, Uil Fp, Confsal/Unsa, and Flp address the Deputy Minister to overcome the mechanism introduced with last year’s maneuver that “reserves to the employer side alone the criteria for the distribution of 75 percent of the funds for staff incentives.” While acknowledging appreciation for the “or regular allocation of funds for the tax agencies.”
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The expressed position
In the letter, also addressed for information to the director of the Finance Department Giovanni Spalletta, the director of Revenue Vincenzo Carbone, and the director of Customs Roberto Alesse, the unions emphasize to Leo that the decision on the 75% entrusted to the employer side, in their opinion, contravenes “the framework of Title III of the Consolidated Law on Public Employment and, in particular, is in strong contradiction with articles 40 and 45 of the same” and is “in contrast with some fundamental principles contained in our Constitution.”
Request for an urgent meeting
The unions signing the appeal underline in the letter to Leo that they “have never intended to question the employer prerogatives on the organization of offices” but are not “willing to accept a total overturning of the principle of bargaining on wage levels concerning both basic and accessory treatment.”
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Hence the request to the Deputy Minister to set “an urgent meeting to explore the possibility of avoiding confrontations that would not be good for the country” and “before proceeding with initiatives with which we are ready to oppose a drift unacceptable to us, on every front, both union and legal.”
The issue of afternoon openings at Revenue
Also in the same statement, the unions add their position on the afternoon openings at the Revenue Agency: a strategy on which the Agency has been working for months with the aim of implementing physical assistance at counters (in addition to remote assistance) both for taxpayers and professionals. In the last meeting on Wednesday, September 9, with the union representatives, the Agency communicated its intention to proceed along this path. The unions in the note addressed to Leo contest “not the mere opening of counters in the afternoon” but the “shifting onto staff, and in particular on the reconciliation between work and private life of individuals, every burden excluding the legitimate representatives of workers from any useful discussion to reach shared and less impactful solutions on people’s lives.”
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