Italy Delivery Riders Strike Over Pay and Heat
Delivery riders in Italy went on strike on July 15th. They are demanding better wages and working conditions. The strike is happening in multiple cities.
The strikes involve riders in Florence, Bologna, Milan, and Piedmont. The workers are protesting low pay and concerns about working in hot weather. They are specifically targeting the ‘cottimo’ payment model. The Nidil-Cgil union organized the action. A directive is expected soon regarding these issues.
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Highlights
Florence Riders Strike Out
Riders in Florence went on strike on July 15th because of low pay.
Demand for End of System
The strike aims to permanently end the ‘cottimo’ payment model.
Health Concerns Addressed
The riders are demanding better protection for their health and higher wages.
Directive Expected Soon
A directive regarding the issue is expected soon.
Strike Across Multiple Cities
Delivery riders in Bologna, Milan, and Florence held a strike.
Perspectives
- Delivery riders in Florence, Bologna, Milan, and Piedmont went on strike.
- The strike is due to low pay and working in hot weather.
- The riders are demanding better wages and working conditions.
- The ‘cottimo’ payment model is a key issue in the dispute.
The strike is primarily about low wages and the ‘cottimo’ system.
ANSA, la Repubblica, New
The strike is also about concerns regarding working in hot weather and safety.
ANSA, IT