The protest of Portovesme srl workers in the Sulcis region barricaded the 100 meter high chimney of the KSS factory in Portoscuso. With this form of extreme protest, workers want to draw attention to “the problem of expensive energy and the closure of almost all Portovesme srl’s factories, putting 1,300 payrolls at risk”. There are heavy uncertainties over the future of the workers of the factories and contractors who are in permanent meeting in Portovesme srl square.
“February 28 is the date when technical-legal solutions should be submitted to interrupt the procedure for shutting down 80% of company operations, with the closure of all departments and the San Gavino Monreale refinery plant – workers write in a note – Expensive energy-related situation and resolutions in Sardinia on January 20 Region, Portovesme Srl, Rsu Portovesme Srl and Filctem Cgil Regional Secretariat, signed at the meeting between Femca Cisl, Uiltec Uil and the regional confederations CGIL”.
“Unfortunately, with great regret, this date has come without any concrete action, either of a commercial nature or by the government and/or legislature, between private individuals, to control the price and ensure the continuity of production – they add – We acknowledge that the last meeting with Sardinian lawmakers The good intentions and the role of the Sardinia Region have not yielded any tangible results, so far no attempt has been made to change the company’s actions at the corporate level. They observe that the Layoff Fund operations are “a weak link in the production system that, although in some cases pits workers against each other, needs to be better protected as temporary workers, as has been the case with tenders in recent days.”
Source: Today IT
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