A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics inspired by François Walthéry and André Franquin. The scene depicts an industrial office in Alzate, Italy, with factory workers, union representatives, and company officials in dynamic negotiations. The workers show concerned expressions, while union reps hold documents and point animatedly, engaging the company officials who appear stern but listening. Background elements include factory machinery and office buildings, transitioning to Pesaro’s cityscape with noticeable landmarks. The expressive facial features and lively poses are typical of Belgian comics. Clean, bold lines with strong black ink for contours and shading add depth and texture. The artwork fills a 16:9-widescreen canvas with a white background and no borders.

Biesse’s Alzate Office Moves to Pesaro: Union Negotiations in Full Swing

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Biesse to Relocate Alzate Office to Pesaro: Union Negotiations Underway

, Italy – Biesse, the manufacturing unit based in Alzate, specifically at Fabbrica Durini, is set to relocate its operations to . This decision has sparked negotiations between the company and the labor unions.

The Fiom Cgil union has expressed concerns, describing the move as “a very economic and less industrial decision.” They are demanding assurances for the workers affected by this relocation. “We request that the company reconsiders the transfer. If not, measures should be taken to protect the workers,” a union representative stated.

During a recent meeting, the company confirmed its relocation plans to the RSU and the trade union organization. Discussions are ongoing to address the concerns and provide sufficient guarantees for the workers involved.

For more details, you can read the full article on Prima Como.

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