Two-year extraordinary redundancy fund (from 11 February 2013 to 31 December 2014) for the restructuring of the Sata plant of the Fiat group in Melfi. The news was released by Fiom-Cgil. According to what is learned, the provision is intended to allow the production of two new models already announced by Fiat. However, the union expresses "strong concern because to date the details of the investments for the plant are not yet known". The Cig will affect one production line at a time and the workers on duty will continue to produce the Puntos.
From the company they explained that “the measure is necessary to carry out the investments envisaged for the establishment“. Funds that no later than a month ago, in the course of a visit to the Lucan establishment, the managing director Sergio Marchionne had quantified at over one billion euros.
The prime minister was also present on that occasion Mario Monti, whose “rise in politics” was clearly supported by both Marchionne and the president of Lingotto, John Elkann. In the assembly area of the plant, in the presence of the leaders of Cisl and Uil, Raffaele Bonanni and Luigi Angeletti, Monti had said that a new relationship between Fiat and Italy would be born from Melfi.
