Trasporti, sciopero Atm: "È fuga di conducenti, vita a Milano troppo cara"

Transport, ATM strike: "Drivers flee, life in Milan is too expensive" "Unacceptable wages" News (Milan). "We're experiencing a flight of workers. Many drivers, even those with a certain level of seniority, are quitting and taking on other jobs. I was just talking to a colleague who got his taxi license; he's leaving." Luigi Battipaglia, a driver for the Milan Transport Company (ATM), said this morning on the sidelines of a picket line organized at the Viale Sarca depot during the strike called by the Ai Cobas union. The strike caused several disruptions and affected four subway lines and other public transport services in the City of Milan. "The main issue is wages," he explained. "We know very well that unfortunately it doesn't meet the needs of us drivers, because €1,400 for new hires for nine years, given how expensive life is in Milan, is no longer acceptable." (Agnese Ranaldi/alanews) Automatically generated transcript He asks you, would you prefer to work on Saturdays or Sundays? On your day off, we're seeing a drain on many workers. That is, there aren't many drivers, even with a certain number of them on the payroll. They're quitting and doing other jobs. Now, he's talking to a colleague who got his taxi license and will leave via cell phone. Giulio is taking his responsibilities from the first politician. I have to get an insurance policy for my ass, but it's not accepted. The main issue is salary, which we know well, unfortunately doesn't fully meet the needs of your drivers. Because €1,400 for new hires is the first parameter in the company for 9 years, and dear Milan, that's unacceptable. In Milan, the line