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2,500 workers at ex-ILVA plant receive redundancy notices

Redundancy letters have been sent to 2,500 workers in the supply chain of the former ILVA steel plant in Italy, raising uncertainty over the facility's future. The layoffs are part of an ongoing crisis at the troubled industrial site.

4 Sept, 12:21 — 4 Sept, 12:21
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Redundancy letters for 2,500 workers amid ex-ILVA plant uncertainty

(ANSA) - ROME, 04 SET - The AIGI association representing firms involved in the ancillary chain of the troubled former ILVA steelworks in Taranto said Friday that it has sent letters to trade unions regarding the procedure to make over 2,500 of their workers redundant. Uncertainty about the future of the plant was ramped up further in July when a Milan court upheld a motion presented on health grounds by members of a parents' association and a child with a rare genetic mutation and ruled that...

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la-repubblica4 Sept, 10:42First to report

Ex Ilva, partite le lettere di licenziamento: coinvolti 2.500 lavoratori dell’indotto

il-sole-24-ore4 Sept, 11:15

Ex Ilva: lettere a sindacati annunciano 2.500 licenziamenti nell’indotto

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ANSA4 Sept, 12:21Latest update

Redundancy letters for 2,500 workers amid ex-ILVA plant uncertainty

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