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Cub Trasporti: ieri mattina i lavoratori della DSR hanno scioperato all'improvviso contro lo spezzatino della divisione informatica AZ

Roma, Italia - Hanno inoltre manifestato davanti al centro direzionale di Alitalia

"Anche ieri mattina i lavoratori del settore informatico dell’Alitalia (DSR) hanno scioperato in massa, con la Cub Trasporti, dalle ore 11:00 alle ore 12:30 dando vita ad una manifestazione davanti al centro direzionale della compagnia a Roma. Circa 300 dipendenti della divisione informatica AZ hanno partecipato alle mobilitazioni di ieri per protestare contro il trasferimento ad AZ Servizi e contro l...

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Roma, Italia, 04/29/2005 12:48
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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