Italy’s Banco BPM strikes deal with unions on 550 hirings, 1,100 early retirements


MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s Banco BPM has struck a deal with trade unions on 550 new hirings in exchange for 1,110 voluntary early retirements, the FABI banking sector union said on Thursday.
MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s Banco BPM has struck a deal with trade unions on 550 new hirings in exchange for 1,110 voluntary early retirements, the FABI banking sector union said on Thursday.
(Reporting by Andrea Mandala, writing by Alvise Armellini, editing by Gavin Jones)
Early retirement refers to the option for employees to leave the workforce before the standard retirement age, often incentivized by financial packages or agreements with their employer.
Voluntary retirements occur when employees choose to retire from their positions, typically under terms that may include financial incentives or benefits provided by their employer.
A trade union is an organization of workers that aims to protect their rights and interests, negotiate wages, working conditions, and other employment-related matters with employers.
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