An urgent appeal to the regional administrative court (TAR) of Lazio against a back-to-work order issued by Deputy Premier and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini for transport workers during a national strike scheduled on Friday was not the one presented by CGIL and UIL, the two labour unions said in a note on Thursday.
    "The urgent appeal against the back-to-work order rejected by TAR, on which media outlets have reported, is not the one presented by CGIL and UIL", the unions explained in the statement.
    Earlier on Thursday, the transport ministry said TAR had rejected an appeal filed by a number of unions against the back-to-work order.
   

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