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Ex Ilva, Layoff Letters Arriving for 2,500 Ancillary Workers - JIJI PRESSEx Ilva, Layoff Letters Arriving for 2,500 Ancillary Workers

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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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TARANTO The crisis of the former Ilva is reflected directly on the induced. There are 28 companies associated with Aigi that are preparing to start procedures for...-731706

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At the start of the procedure for the workers of the companies under contract. "Inevitable act," say the companies. Fiom: "Government avoids a social bomb without equal"

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