The three unions are planning a national strike on March 8 and began a month-long period of industrial action affecting overtime, travel, and changes to working hours on February 24.

The unions are upset about the company's unilateral plans to change working hours arrangements, to outsource operations on the electricity grid, and its refusal to renew the remote work agreement.

The three federations argue that the measures will negatively impact job security, safety, and working conditions, and that ENEL is prioritizing corporate debt reduction over workers' rights.

Global union federations PSI and IndustriALL; and European trade union federations EPSU and Industriall Europe sent a joint solidarity letter to Filctem-CGIL, Flaei-CISL and Uiltec-UIL, stating their full support to ENEL workers. They condemn ENEL's unilateral actions, which violate international agreements and undermine social dialogue mechanisms.

The letter urges ENEL management to act responsibly and engage in meaningful dialogue to address concerns.

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