Closes historic firm of naval furnishings. Forty employees … – The Nation

16 December 2015 BEPPE NELLI

Viareggio, December 17, 2015 – SANTA Christmas has run just forgot the dock. Nothing sleigh and reindeer for workers in the neighborhood. Others lose their forty tomorrow and will not have anything at all to celebrate. And not even the score for the temporary withdrawal of the letters of dismissal, which were sent to 15 employees of the FIPA. Tomorrow goes out of business, forever, the historical company of marine equipment equipment Sea. The 40 workers end up at home, without lifeboat. “And ‘another victim procurement savages,” laments the secretary of Fiom Lamberto Pocai. The large marine quality Viareggio, always among the world, more and more trusts to contractors lack the typical characteristics crafts Viareggio to create the furnishings of megayachts. They cost less. Maybe give an inferior product, but cost less. And if the quality is maintained, contractors can save on labor costs. But this is a matter of trade unions and, in fact, Labour Inspectorate. You can not make a bundle of all herbs. But even cry crocodile tears when a worker dies as he tries to earn the loaf. And so, tomorrow, no more loaf for 40 employees Furniture Sea. Swept away by the fierce competition: we can say, wild?

INSTEAD, but only for three months, within the 15 layoffs announced at FIPA. It ‘was an agreement: the yard withdraws the letters of dismissal; and workers are absorbed, but only for three months, in other companies of the nautical Pole. “Meanwhile, you gain time,” sighs the union leader Mauro Rossi. In the hope that 2016 bring some good news.

MA FIPA is the other mirror medal nautical Viareggio, which in other companies has put the sails to the wind. “It ‘been a society that has modernized managemente, manufactures boats without technological innovation, and lacks a proper business

communication.” This is the fatal diagnosis of Nicola Riva CGIL. So, backed by a common instability without any spending power, to trade unionists we have to appeal to the region that now, from the foundations to the economy, is becoming the mercy of this Viareggio drink where actually been cured all barrels. “We expect – say the trade unionists – that Governor Henry Smith honors the promise he had made to launch a program agreement for the revitalization of the port and marine.” Rossi, in the election campaign, he also said: “I have the cornucopia.” But to meet all the demands of Viareggio it would take Fort Knox.

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