What's Happening
A significant national industrial action is scheduled for June 12, 2026, affecting a broad range of workers. The strike, called for the entire working shift, will involve employees of contracting and temporary staffing companies operating within or on behalf of Public Administration entities, as well as public and private companies. This initiative aims to bring specific demands concerning the working conditions and contracts of these employee categories to the attention of institutions and public opinion.
Who Is Affected
Directly involved in this strike are employees working under contract or temporary arrangements with public sector bodies (ministries, municipalities, health authorities, schools, etc.) and also in private companies that interact with the Public Administration. The mobilization has been called by a group of unions including ADL COBAS, CLAP, COBAS LAVORO PRIVATO, and SIAL COBAS, representing these types of workers. The plurisectoral nature of the strike means that repercussions could manifest across various sectors and services.
How to Prepare
As the strike is scheduled for the entire working shift, it is crucial to get informed promptly to plan your daily activities. Anyone relying on services provided by staff belonging to the striking categories, or who needs to go to locations where this personnel is present, is advised to check in advance for any potential disruptions or slowdowns. Information on minimum guaranteed services, if applicable under regulations for the specific sector, may be available on the websites of the administrations or companies involved. Consider alternative arrangements for your travel and your needs.
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