The Workers of the La Scala Theatre Called for a Strike for October 20
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Break at the table for the renewal between the unions and the Federvivo
A strike over contract renewal voted by La Scala workers Monday threats the October 20 premiere of Gounod's Faust conducted by Daniele Rustoni. The strike vote saw just one nay and four abstentions among the iconic Milanese opera house's over 450 workers. (ANSA)
The mobilization proclaimed by the unions after the general assembly of the staff. October 20 stop of the entire day for the renewal of the contract
The trade unions, among other things, demand 15 percent more gross annual salary as well as improvements in working conditions. As the first protest action, no more overtime is to be done. Should no agreement be reached, the industrial dispute could also affect the premiere of the opera under the musical direction of Daniele Rustioni. However, the trade unions signalled willingness to talk. "If we are invited tomorrow and the director, the head …
An industrial dispute at La Scala in Milan could jeopardize the premiere of Charles Gounod's opera "Faust" scheduled for October 20. On Monday, the employees of the famous opera house voted overwhelmingly for a strike in the collective dispute. Among more than 450 employees, there was only one vote against and four abstentions, as reported by the media.
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