Italy's biggest and most leftwing trade union CGIL will stage demonstrations on wages, tax and industrial policies in October and November, leader Maurizio Landini said Tuesday. He said the government, "instead of giving tax breaks for overtime and making people stay at work until they are 70, should give tax breaks on wage hikes in national contracts and renew public contracts to recoup inflation". Source: Ansa News Agency
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