- Oct 5
Electrolux drops mandatory Italian redundancies for 1,250 voluntary exits and 90 million euro investment
The Swedish appliance manufacturer withdrew a plan for more than 1,700 dismissals during government talks in Rome, keeping the Cerreto d'Esi plant open during a transition.
- Oct 1
Italian Chamber Rejects Objections to Electoral Reform in 229-151 Secret Ballot
Italy's Chamber of Deputies rejected five constitutional objections against the government's electoral reform bill by 229 votes to 151 in a secret ballot, setting the stage for confidence votes and a final decision on 8 October.
- Sep 26
Roberto Vannacci faces legal action after sharing altered photo of Matilde Siracusano
Undersecretary Matilde Siracusano announced a lawsuit against Roberto Vannacci after he posted a digitally modified image of her ahead of the Reggio Calabria by-election.
- Jun 15
Electrolux freezes 1,700 layoffs and plant closure for 50 days after Rome brands plan 'irreceivable'
The Swedish appliance maker agreed to suspend the layoff of 1,700 workers and the closure of its Cerreto d'Esi plant for 50 days, after the Italian government called the plan unacceptable and demanded an alternative.