Fiom Considering that the subscribers to make up 12% of all union members, Fiat is confident that they can count on a solid base of protesters of any decision should be taken in future in Pomigliano d'Arco.
obvious answer: no one in their right mind would do it knowing in advance the risks faced by.
But if the question is rhetorical (and is), and the answer is simple (even trivial), I can not explain why only 64% of the workers accepted the agreement between Fiat and the unions know that the alternative is a gradual closure of the factory today the Alfa 159 with a very low productivity.
So the question is: Campania in the 2010 hit by an economic crisis that can only worsen with the loss of 5,000 jobs and 15,000-seat Fiat plant related to industries, what is the job? It occurs to me that they prefer to work in the South in black or maybe receive a government subsidy, so there is no difference or is it a waste of time (one due to work).
And in the wake of the same reasoning I think, a significant number of southern Svimez when questioned by a study on their standard of living, both agreed that their answer is a condition at or below the poverty line.
Fortunately I do not think, however, that this is true. To check, just take a trip to the South to ensure that poverty does not exist as reported by the study whose results were published yesterday.
Rather umpteenth demonstration of the vast differences between some regions of our country about certain issues, one of which is labor.
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