Employment in Italy stable – record high in south
Italy’s labour market showed mixed signals in the second quarter of 2025, Istat reported on Friday. Premier Giorgia Meloni welcomed Istat’s report on employment in the south.
Continue ReadingItaly’s labour market showed mixed signals in the second quarter of 2025, Istat reported on Friday. Premier Giorgia Meloni welcomed Istat’s report on employment in the south.
Continue ReadingItaly’s economy and employment showed mixed results in late 2024, with some areas stable and others slowing down.
Continue ReadingItaly has seen significant employment growth during the first two years of Giorgia Meloni’s government, according to a report released by the CGIA Research Office on Saturday. The report reveals a net increase of 847,000 jobs since 2022, marking a 3.6% rise in overall employment.
Continue ReadingWith the latest data released, the economic roundup shows movement in key statistics.
Continue ReadingInspections checking employment practices within the agriculture sector discovered 57% of labourers are illegally employed.
Continue ReadingPolice in northern Italy have freed dozens of Indian farm labourers from conditions akin to slavery. Two alleged gangmasters were arrested on Saturday.
Continue ReadingPremier Giorgia Meloni praised Italy’s economic performance in a message to the assembly of the insurers’ association Ania on Tuesday.
Continue ReadingOn Friday, Italy saw three more workplace fatalities in a spate the union UIL claims kill more people than the mafia. A 21-year-old construction worker died in Sicily, another worker fell to his death from a motorway maintenance site into the northern Italian Adda River, and another 21-year-old farm worker was crushed to death when […]
Continue ReadingA demonstration took place in Latina yesterday to protest against the exploitation of illegal labour, following the death of Satnam Singh, an Indian labourer who was abandoned after a severe workplace accident.
Continue ReadingThe death of Indian farm worker Satnam Singh was followed by the death of an 18-year-old crushed by farm machinery and injuries after an explosion at an aluminium plant. When will the Ministry of Labour act to stop this spate of workplace accidents?
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