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Fiat dismisses a delegate Fiom-CGIL: sent by email business Agreement Pomigliano criticism. His name is Pino Capozzi, aged 32, is a white collar at Fiat Mirafiori in Turin: Level 6, works at the Design but it is also union representative of the Fiom-Cigl
and Pd in \u200b\u200bthe military of Nicholasville. better say it was a white collar, it has now been fired from Fiat after six days of precautionary suspension: had sent by email to the company's 40 colleagues in the letter from the department of Fiat workers in Poland Tchy
criticized the agreement Pomigliano. That agreement, according to them, made use of Italian workers no more or less as they do in Poland and called on workers to join our Fiat in thwarting rather than to be separated. The union representative Capone added a comment
content sharingthe letter and that was enough to dismiss him: he disparaged the company using internal resources and contravention of company policy which prohibits the use of the email business for union propaganda. Capozzi appeal against the decision. Meanwhile, the Fiom-CGIL has called a strike for four hours in all Fiat plants against this repressive policy of
Marchionne, according Fiom, brings us back to the climate of the 50s and also add to the climate Poland's Communist of the 80s before the summer of Gdansk. Previous such
had occurred in Italy Telecomlast summer, when an employee dismissed for similar reasons then entered into a transaction (very expensive for Telecom, which sought to avoid judging). in Alitalia in February 2010, a union leader and pilot, who was fired for his colleagues sent a letter critical of
CEO Rocco Sabelli, was then summed up by order of the court work in Rome. The court held that Alitalia was entered incorrectly in the possession of the email, which was privately circulated among colleagues, and that the expressions of criticism fell, though harsh,
within the constitutionally guaranteed rights. source: [ZEUS
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