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Dumarey automotive plant layoffs spark strikes and municipal support in Tuscany

Dumarey Automotive announced the termination of 35 staff‑leasing workers at its Fauglia plant, rejecting a proposal from the Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (MIMIT) to suspend the dismissals until September while a new CEO and an industrial plan are prepared. The decision has triggered a wave of industrial action: Fiom, Fim and CISL unions organized an eight‑hour strike on 31 July in Pisa and a protest in front of the Fauglia plant, followed by a corteo that marched from Palazzo Gambacorti to the Prefecture. The municipal council of Fauglia unanimously approved a resolution expressing solidarity with the workers and urging the immediate withdrawal of the layoffs. The plant employs roughly 900 people, including direct employees and staff‑leasing workers, making the dispute a significant regional labour issue.

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Alberto Lenzi · CISL – Italian Confederation of Trade Unions · Dumarey (Flowmotion Technologies) · Dumarey Automotive Italia S.p.A. · Fauglia municipal council · Fauglia plant · Fiom (Italian Metalworkers Union) · Fiom CGIL Toscana · Fiom – Italian Federation of Metalworkers · Italian Ministry of Labour · Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy (Mimit) · Municipal Council of Fauglia

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