Fegica and Figisc/Anisa have revoked the second day of the petrol station workers ' strike , after Faib Confesercenti had already decided to do so yesterday.
Second day of petrol station strike revoked
In a statement released following a new meeting at the Mimit , the two management organizations emphasized that many critical issues remain and that the decision was made to benefit residents. The gas stations will therefore reopen this evening.
The joint press release from Fegica and Figisc/Anisa
“While acknowledging that we were able to engage in constructive dialogue with the ministry, which has made every effort to become a proactive interlocutor ,” the statement underlines, “the meeting confirmed the persistence of many critical issues . ”
“Even this latest attempt to remedy a situation that is now worn out has failed to highlight any concrete element that could even allow us to imagine interventions on the very serious problems of the sector and structural containment of prices”.
"The proposed amendments put forward by the Government to its own decree do not remove the manifest intention to single out petrol station owners as the recipients of confusing, counterproductive, and clearly accusatory requirements."
"It now seems clear that any attempt to advise the Government to be reasonable and concrete cannot or will not be heeded. For this reason, even persisting in continuing the strike action, used to gain a hearing from the Government, no longer has any reason to exist."
“Even more so since one of the fundamental objectives, namely to re-establish the truth after the false and unreasonable accusations against a category of workers, has been abundantly achieved. Italian citizens have perfectly understood”.
"It is, therefore, to them, to the citizens that the petrol station attendants are addressing, certainly not to the Government, revoking the second day of strike already proclaimed, eliminating any possible further inconvenience, at this point completely useless. The distributors will therefore reopen as early as this evening".
“The debate at this point moves to Parliament where the petrol station owners have already started a series of meetings with all the parliamentary groups so that the text of the so-called transparency decree collects the necessary changes during the conversion stage”.
