Honor the agreements and withdraw the collective dismissal procedure for the 350 workers at the Marcianise plant of the American multinational Jabil, which currently employs 707. This is the request reiterated by the unions at the meeting held at the Caserta industrial union. A formal start to discussions—Michele Paliani, Fabio Palmieri, and Mauro Masci, representing the national FIM, FIOM, and UILM unions, reported in a joint statement—were attended by the workers at the Campania plant, who occupied the Via Roma headquarters throughout the meeting. "Today," the union representatives explained, "we reinforced and clarified the considerations made last week at the Ministry of Economic Development. From our point of view, Jabil's unilateral action is extremely serious. To initiate a constructive discussion, certain conditions must be restored: only by removing the blackmail of the countdown will it be possible to begin negotiations that will lead to a shared solution. The credibility of the discussion is a necessary condition for working peacefully." "Jabil workers have already made many sacrifices; their dignity cannot be jeopardized by such threatening and threatening behavior. It is essential to find an alternative solution to the layoffs that safeguards employment at the plant and the stability of an entire struggling region. The unions," the statement concludes, "will take all necessary steps to continue the discussions at the ministerial level, in the presence of the Minister."
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