Landini announced that CGIL, CISL and Uil remain united and demanded an immediate agreement with Confindustria on wages and contracting. A united union front increases pressure on employers to negotiate, potentially preventing strikes and shaping wage trends across Italy. CGIL leader Maurizio Landini, CISL, UIL, and the employers' federation Confindustria. Formal wage talks between the unions and Confindustria will resume; if they fail, strike actions may follow. After the Uil congress called for unity, CGIL secretary Maurizio Landini reiterated that the confederations will not split and urged an immediate deal with Confindustria on wages and contracting. The statement reflects a coordinated union front seeking to pre‑empt strike action amid rising cost‑of‑living pressures. While no concrete terms were offered, the appeal raises the likelihood of renewed bargaining in the coming days.
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