Trade unions active in Fiat gathered in Torino and formulated a joint position towards the insufficient information that is provided by the company. While restructuring is going on across Europe, worker's representatives lack any involvement on the measures that have been taken. The unions ask for a responsible and socially sustainable policy, without site closures and forced redundancies, based on comprehensive information and consultation procedures.
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