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The companies related to the Taranto steel works have notified the unions, in anticipation of the closure of the hot area by October

·Italy
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Interested 28 companies associated with Aigi. The president Convertino: unfortunately due and inevitable act for the stop of the hot area. Trade unions ask for meeting

·Milan, Italy
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'Joined at this point because of the total absence of reasonable programming that could have secured our companies' (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Read on Il Fatto Quotidiano.it: ex Ilva, 28 companies of the induced start collective dismissal procedures for more than 2,500 workers in Taranto.

·Rome, Italy
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Aigi, the association that brings together the companies, announces that it has started the process: ...Inevitable with the closure of the hot zone..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

·Rome, Italy
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AgenPress. The act that workers and trade unions feared has arrived: the letters relating to the collective dismissal procedure that will affect more than 2,500 workers of the induced of the former Ilva have been sent to the trade union organizations. The communication of the initiation of the procedure is Aigi, the Association Inducted AdI and General Industries, who sent to the trade unions the documentation concerning the [...]

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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