Intesa plans up to 3,000 voluntary early staff exits, unions say
MILAN, Sept 19 (Reuters) -Intesa Sanpaolo ISP.MI is planning to offer to up to 3,000 of its workers the option to retire early, union sources said on Thursday, after a meeting where they discussed the incentive scheme with representatives from Italy's biggest bank.
The proposal would allow bank employees that qualify for pension by the end of 2028 to retire early, with the first exits envisaged from the end of this year, the sources said.
Banks in Italy traditionally lay off their employees on a voluntary basis through a costly scheme that allows workers to retire early and still receive most of their salary until they qualify for a state pension.
Intesa was not immediately available for comment.
Reporting by Valentina Za, editing by Alberto Chiumento
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