The UIL Credito Esattorie e Assicurazioni or UILCA[4] is an Italian banks insurances and tax collectors workers' trade union affiliated to the Italian Labour Union (UIL).
Italian Labour Union Banks Collector's offices and Insurances | |
| UIL Credito Esattorie e Assicurazioni | |
 | |
| Founded | 1998[1] |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Rome, Italy. |
| Location | |
Members | 43.957(2011)[2] |
Key people | Massimo Masi,[3] General Secretary |
| Affiliations | Italian Labour Union (UIL) |
| Website | (in Italian) uilca.it |
History edit
UILCA was born in January 1998 from the merge of two trade unions affiliated to UIL: Unione Italiana Bancari (UIB) [5] and UIL Assicurazioni (UILASS).[6] In April 2000 also the Federazione Italiana Lavoratori Esattoriali (FILE) joined the union.[3][7]
Affiliations edit
It is a member of UNI Global Union.
General secretaries edit
Members edit
Last data available referred to year 2011 and indicate 43.957 members geographically distributed as follows:24.862 north Italy, 10.067 center Italy and 9.028 southern Italy.[2] When a member retires became member of UIL Pensionati.
See also edit
Notes edit
- ^ The birth was a consequence of the merger between Unione Italiana Bancari (UIB) and UIL Assicurazioni (UILASS).
- ^ a b See 2011 official statement from official website (in Italian)Uilca.it.
- ^ a b c See (in Italian) secretary section on official site.
- ^ The native name could be translated in english as Italian Labour Union Banks Collector's offices and Insurances.
- ^ The native name could be translated in english as Italian Union of bank clerks.
- ^ The native name could be translated in english as Italian Labour Union Insurances.
- ^ The native name could be translated in english as Italian Federation of Tax Collectors workers.
- ^ Till 1998 as general secretary of UIB
External links edit
- (in Italian) uilca.it
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