The labour market in Italy seems to be at a turning point: from the digitalization of the 4.0 revolution to Smart working, the huge variation in resignations registered in the last year, when compared to 2019, cannot be explained solely by COVID-19, nor is it entirely the product of progress and evolution. Indeed, the real […]
The first female administration in the history of the Republic: Giorgia Meloni has taken office at Palazzo Chigi and is preparing for the challenges that await her. In truth, the surprise is not short, but long-term. In fact, a comparison with the Italy of a few decades ago reveals a drastic change, which has swiftly […]
The elections are a certainty by now: in September the country will find itself back at the ballot boxes to vote for the government that best represents it. Yet prior to the electoral contest and the (inevitable) cheap shots of the election campaign, Italians will have something else to occupy their minds. What will become […]
COVID-19 has put a strain on the many affected by the disease, but not only. While the unfortunates who fell sick have experienced symptoms ranging from the more to less serious, their families, health care personnel, and all those who have experienced the tremendous impact of the pandemic directly or indirectly, have also often been […]
Research carried out by a Board examining 600 employees sampled among micro, SMEs and large companies reveals the background of corporate communication. In fact, the survey analyzes how much employees feel involved in company life, especially in terms of participation and sharing of information. What do workers want and what is the real gap to […]
Not just sustainability and digital. One of the objectives that Europe sets itself in its transition to the future after the painful crises of 2008 and the COVID-19 emergency is precisely the growth of the demographic factor, and its revaluation. According to the report drawn up by the Croatian Dubravka Šuica the vice president of […]
On Wednesday, January 30th, everything is changing when the green pass will become compulsory on all public transport, in offices – public and private – and in entertainment venues. From schools to gyms, January 30th is destined to mark the divide between those who can and those who cannot anymore. Yet mandatory vaccination will not […]
“The new provincial geography of wellbeing, which extends from Trieste to Crotone in the overall ranking of the 32nd edition of the Quality of Life survey, is on the way to becoming a compass by which to steer investments and projects within the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (Pnrr). The survey is a litmus test […]
Mario Draghi has boasted several times lately that the government has not let tax rise. Not yet. But what awaits Italians in the near future? Undoubtedly the government will focus on a more dynamic, streamlined fiscal structure, in which both investments and (at last) young people and young businesses will be encouraged. Those working in […]
No sooner had the appropriateness of making the vaccine compulsory been aired than that part of Italy that is opposed to change (even when it is necessary) made its voice heard through populist leaders who, during their eternal election campaign, have loudly refused the eventuality of enforcing vaccination. The prospect of the green pass becoming […]
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