The “fees dispute” over the CRA promoted by CGIL, CISL and UIL and the respective pensioner categories was successful, which “express satisfaction with the application agreement of the part relating to 2024 of the agreement of 6 February”. Users with ISEE incomes between €12,000 and €20,000 will receive a reimbursement of €3 per day while those who declare incomes of less than €12,000 will have the increase eliminated.
“This way – say the unions – the fracture caused by the Region’s unilateral decision to increase fees is substantially recovered” and “the savings for users and families thus stands, for the whole of 2024, between 1,005 and 1,373 euros ”.
The procedure for accessing the relief for which you are due will also be simplified “produce the DSU for the ISEE by September 30th and submit a request for return, according to the instructions contained in the letter that will be sent to each user”.
Obviously CGIL, CISL and UIL were satisfied for which “the mobilization carried out in the territories has produced a particularly relevant concrete result in a phase of great difficulty for families, pensioners and workers, with reduced purchasing power of wages and pensions, eroded by inflationary pressure and the increase in the cost of living”.
Innovative the refund calibrated on the basis of the ISEE as well as being “an incentive to use this tool, especially in view of the objective long claimed by the trade unions of providing a tariff system based on the linear equivalent economic situation indicator”.
For 2025 it is expected, “when the new accreditation comes into force, as agreed with the Region”, that a personalized fee will be calculated for each user, “on the basis of the specific economic and financial condition, thus considering the actual ability to participate in social and healthcare spending is punctual”.
“The union commitment – they say – now continues for a positive review of the regulation of accreditation of services and social-health benefits, with the aim of strengthening the public governance of the system and improving its organization both for users and for operators, and for a homogeneous tariff system at a regional level based on social equity criteria”.
