Category: Factory Life

Luciana Allori retires

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“In almost half a century, I have seen this company grow step by step”.


After working in other offices and a maternity leave, Luciana Allori arrived at Euro Stampaggi on 17 March 1988, when it was still called SiCo and when there were fifteen employees. “I have seen this company grow step by step,’ Allori recounts, ‘and every day for me coming into the office was a joy. I started working at the age of 14, after eighth grade, and what I have learnt I owe to the work, to the people I have met. I thank Giuliano for the human relationship he had with me and for his ability to choose people, first and foremost Dr Ciampi, who supported me and made me grow so much, both professionally and humanly; it was a fundamental professional collaboration for me, which then continued with Dr Becattini’. In fact, Luciana had already retired in 2014, but for over ten years she continued her service in the administrative office, even if only part time: ‘They asked me to continue to lend a hand,’ she explains, ‘and I did it with pleasure, because I felt good about it and because I saw the two young colleagues in the administrative office grow.

Retirement time arrives for Giuseppe Bellassai

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He joined Euro Stampaggi on 2 May 1989 (when it was still Si.Co.).
The baton of Head of Stamping Department passes to Lorenzo Soffici

Giuseppe Bellassai joined Euro Stampaggi on 2 May 1989(when the company was still called Si.Co.) and after 34 years he reached retirement age. After working as a paper worker, a ceramist and a mechanic, he came to Si.Co. to start working as a printer. Over the years he has managed to grow a team of capable and motivated young people around him that represents one of the flagships of Euro Stampaggi’s production. Leading this team will be Lorenzo Soffici, who took over from Bellassai in the role of Stamping Department Manager.

Theatre is staged in the factory

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The brilliant comedy ‘The Last Ticket’ in the premises of Euro Mim Toscana

It was a special evening on 13 May, when the premises of Civico 25 were transformed into a theatre to host the brilliant comedy ‘The Last Ticket’ written and directed by Fabrizio Pinzauti. Among the eleven talented actors were our own Antonella Bocci and Giuliano Simonelli. A beautiful show for an equally beautiful occasion of meeting and conviviality.

 

Retirement time has come for Alberto Vignoli

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Twenty-seven years spent in the workshop department

Retirement time has also arrived for Alberto Vignoli. He joined Officina as a temporary worker in 1997 with a one-week contract and has not left his job for 27 years. “After the first three years,’ says Vignoli, ‘I hoped for a permanent contract, because I liked the work and because I saw great prospects in this company; and I was not wrong. Thanks to that contract I became professionally fulfilled, but I was also able to realise my life’s dreams’. On the day of his discharge, Alberto could not hold back emotion and tears: ‘I was very fond of my job and my workmates,’ he says, ‘and I also had an extraordinary relationship with the management. Giuliano then was a perfect employer; I still remember when he and Antonella insisted that I address them with ‘tu’: a simple gesture but one that made me feel like a friend’.