ABI and trade union organizations Fabi, First-Cisl, Fisac-Cgil, Uilca, Unisin they met today at a video conference to continue the analysis and monitoring of the prevention, contrast and containment measures of the spread of the Covid-19 virus in the banking sector
At the end of the meeting ABI and Trade Unions shared that as soon as the regulatory framework for the "2 phase"Will meet to continue to accompany the continuity in the provision of banking services - as a strategic infrastructure for the country in support of families and businesses - with the priority attention to guaranteeing the conditions of protection and protection for all interested people, workers / workers and customers.
ABI and trade unions also addressed the state of implementation of the important government measures, which ask the banking world to play a central role in implementing the measures to provide liquidity to workers, businesses and families by reducing time as much as possible: a commitment extraordinary, in this extraordinary situation.
In this regard, they underlined the great commitment of the colleagues and their sense of responsibility in the implementation of the measures to support the economy put in place - including layoffs and liquidity support - and which required the definition of the application measures by the competent bodies: these people would like to thank you very much for the great commitment and fundamental work that they are continuing to carry out.
The clarifications that occurred and promptly communicated by ABI to the banks, including the clarification that the request for advance payment of the redundancy fund does not require the attachment of the SR41 model, make it possible to implement the aforementioned economic support interventions also through a simplification of the procedures. For example, on the loan of up to € 25 thousand, the procedure, as clarified by ABI during today's hearing, is extremely simple: the bank checks that there are no impaired positions, enters the data and from that moment the procedure that ends between 24 and 72 hours.