Overview
- Three Pam employees in Tuscany were dismissed after failing surprise ‘fake customer’ checks in which inspectors hid items to test cashier vigilance.
- The cases involve one cashier in Siena, identified as 62-year-old union delegate Fabio Giomi, and two in Livorno named Tommaso and Davide.
- Giomi had previously passed an earlier assessment before a second test, reportedly involving small items concealed among beer cases, led to his termination.
- Union representatives denounced the method as an ambush that applies psychological pressure, arguing cashiers are not law enforcement and calling for reinstatements.
- Worker assemblies are being organized ahead of the 20 November meeting, and the Avs party has said it will raise the matter in Parliament with a formal question.