Moving within that problematic field, the pilot group of this research has therefore devoted some meetings, in the approach phase, to the discussion of the concept of work experience, the definition of which is neither unambiguous nor without gaps in the available texts dealing with the subject, much less in the documentation of various institutional…
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In the conclusions of a recent analysis, published by ISFOL, of the projects developed under the Employment Community Initiative, and relating to immigration issues with particular reference to the experimentation of new forms to promote the employment of immigrants, a strong emphasis can be found on two basic characteristics that must have interventions in favor…
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Seen in a European and national context in which structural and mass unemployment (and the difficulty of this phenomenon to subside appreciable even in the face of constant economic growth and an assessable condition of prosperity for small sections of the population) presents itself as one of the dramatic fundamental problems, Emilia Romagna appears –…
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The local labour markets in Emilia Romagna are, to different degrees, characterized by the gap between labour supply and demand in terms of both quality and quantity. Immigration is therefore an important instrument for maintaining economic development. Training policies are one of the main levers on which to govern and make compatible phenomena which will…
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In the face of the diverse world of immigration, there are many questions and requests for information. To identify and simplify the most significant aspects of this diverse world, information tools are a valid and concrete support to operators and users. Aware of this, we want to be a service for operators and non-specialized users,…
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Presented the 2006 edition of the Immigration Statistical Dossier edited by Caritas Italiana, the Diocesan Caritas of Rome and the Migrantes Foundation. 100 authors contributed. Among the novelties: a chapter on nomads and two researches (on the unionization of immigrants and cultural mediators). The chapter on Italians in the world finds its natural completion in…
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In January 2005, the EU Commission published a green paper on the European Union’s approach to managing economic migration. The aim of the Green Paper, the report’s authors say, is to initiate an in-depth debate, with the participation of the EU institutions, Member States and civil society, on the most appropriate form eu legislation on…
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