CNEL code G111

G111 is the CNEL code of the agreement "CCNL per i dipendenti dell'industria cineaudiovisiva". In 2025 it was applied by 946 employers to 8,057 employees, according to INPS data processed by CNEL.

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G111In force

CCNL per i dipendenti dell'industria cineaudiovisiva

CNEL archive section
Sector agreements in force or extended
Status
In force
Employer signatories
ANICA
Trade union signatories
SLC CGIL; FISTEL CISL; UILCOM UIL
First agreement filed
10 May 1963
Expiry of the latest agreement filed
17 January 2021
Employees covered (2025)
8,057
Employers applying it (2025)
946
Employees by year
YearEmployees
20185,876
20195,923
20205,610
20216,324
20228,038
20238,331
20248,275
20258,057

INPS (UniEmens) data processed by CNEL: yearly average of the twelve monthly returns. For agricultural agreements the figure is partial (only permanent workers, clerks and executives). For domestic work it is the average of quarterly returns, only for agreements with the INPS convention on bilateral bodies. For the public sector CNEL uses the State General Accounting Office annual account. In the CNEL files a 0 may mean that no figure was provided for that year: zeros before the first positive value are shown as not available.

INPS UniEmens codes

Old INPS contract codes that the UniEmens file links to this CNEL code.

  • 039 CCNL per i dipendenti dalle aziende esercenti distribuzione, importazione, esportazione films, doppiaggio, produzione cinematografica (assunti a tempo indeterminato), sviluppo e stampa, teatri di posa. (active)

In the UniEmens return: Code accepted in UniEmens from the December 2021 pay period.

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Data source

Data: CNEL, National archive of collective labour agreements, and INPS, UniEmens Contract Codes file. We reorganised the files for search: extra spaces removed, dates written out, rows merged by code. Titles, signatories and figures are as in the files.

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