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The leadership of the Fp Cgil, Cisl Fp, Uil Fpl and Uil Pa public service federations held a joint meeting on 30 October to discuss their main proposals for renewal of public administration. They welcomed the willingness of the new government to engage in dialogue but underlined the need to invest the necessary resources. The key demands focus on the renewal of collective agreements, an urgent plan to recruit new workers, measures to reduce precarious employment and the implementation of a new job classification system. The unions stressed that the government needed to adjust the budget to address these issues.

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