«Perhaps the councilor did not have the opportunity to read the document from the Prefecture, which certifies the failure of the conciliation attempt, otherwise it is not clear how he can speak of a calm discussion, without taking into account the state of agitation that remains and the fact that what was stated by the director of his department during the meeting was not satisfactory with respect to the requests made».
The words of Nicola Cabras, secretary of the Fp Cgil of Cagliari, are not tender, who reiterates to the councilor Bartolazzi the need to have a "clear and decisive" answer on the dispute that broke out at Brotzu, the main hospital in Sardinia where the staff receives the lowest salaries on the Island. Today a meeting was held at the Prefecture, in an attempt to avoid a strike by doctors and other staff. Instead, the risk of a sensational protest is becoming more and more concrete and the state of agitation remains, with repercussions also on the interventions. Even if the representative of the Todde Council spoke of a "serene discussion in progress".
Cabras doubles down, asking for a response with actions and not "attestations of a sensitivity that we do not question but which must be measured on concrete facts and certainly not on words, especially when they come as a comment on a failed conciliation".
In any case, the Fp Cgil of Cagliari trusts in an awareness of the real level of conflict inherent in a state of agitation and hopes that the dispute "will be resolved on October 18 with solutions and effective proposals from Bartolazzi".