The long-awaited meeting between the Government and the unions, initially scheduled for today at Palazzo Chigi, has been postponed to November 11 at 9:00. The decision was made due to a sudden indisposition of the Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni.
According to internal sources, the Prime Minister directly contacted the union leaders to agree on a new date that was as close as possible. This postponement also took into account Meloni’s participation in the next Summit of the European Political Community and the informal European Council that will take place in Budapest.
The meeting between the Government and the unions is of crucial importance for the future of labor policies in Italy. With the current economic challenges and rising social tensions, it will be crucial for both sides to find common ground. Rescheduling the meeting could provide an opportunity to address pressing issues in a more constructive and collaborative manner.
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