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Renting in Italy – whether it’s a house, flat, or just a room – can be challenging if you’re not familiar with Italian rental regulations. As in every country, being well-informed can help you ensure you’re doing everything legally, in addition to saving money and avoiding scams. Knowing your rights and duties as a tenant makes the whole “renting in Italy” experience a lot easier and less scary. Let’s dive into everything you need to…
Are you introducing yourself to the world of work in Italy and want to have a better understanding of the types of employment contracts that exist? This article is designed to help you navigate regulations, protections and opportunities. An employment contract is a document of legal value that defines the rights and duties of the employee. It is signed prior to the commencement of employment and includes a whole set of rules governing the relationship…
Have you studied in Italy and now wish to stay to work in the country where you graduated? Or do you simply want to gain work experience in the Bel Paese? In this article we offer you some practical tips to start your job search and create a really effective resume in Italian. What does it take to work in Italy as a foreigner? If you are a citizen of the European Union working in…
Moving to Italy to teach English can be the adventure of a lifetime and an amazing launchpad for your career. If you’re considering teaching English in Rome, Florence, or another Italian destination, this guide will provide you with all the essential information you need. Is Italy a good place to teach English? There are many countries in Europe that you could choose for teaching English abroad, so why Italy? Here are some good reasons: Requirements…
As reported by the Domestic Labor Observatory, foreigners account for more than 70 percent of total domestic workers in Italy. A large proportion of caregivers come from Eastern Europe while among domestic helpers there are many women from the Philippines and Asia. Below we will look in detail at who can define themselves as “domestic workers” in our country and how foreign nationals must regularize their presence in Italy in order to carry out these…
Are you considering Italy as your next career destination? The allure of Italy’s vibrant culture, picturesque landscapes, and delectable cuisine is undeniable. Anyway, breaking into the Italian job market demands more than just enthusiasm; it requires a strategic approach backed by the right skills and certifications. In this guide, we’ll explore the intricacies of finding a job in Italy and delve into the essential skills certifications that can enhance your prospects. TABLE OF CONTENTS Top…
Article 36 of the Italian Constitution is a firm guarantee of the national legal system. It comes back to the fore every year on the occasion of the First of May, a holiday that rarely receives the right attention. Yet even on Workers’ Day, Article 36 of the Constitution is outclassed by the famous Article 1. In light of the tensions between politics and the various trade union strikes frequently called in our country, Welcome…
The Italian labor market is characterized by several negative factors that make it uncompetitive at the European level. Without going into the details of an analysis that hardly fits the themes of our union, today we will analyze a critical factor of the Italian labor market, namely precarious employment. It is a cross-cutting plague of the labor market, touching different sectors of the production system. That of precariousness is a peculiar and seesaw issue, which…
There are different kinds of jobs in Italy, for instance, seasonal work. It allows EU and non-EU citizens to transit through Italy, thanks to the signing of special employment contracts regulated by Italian collective agreements. A foreign citizen can obtain a seasonal subordinate job in Italy when he receives a subordinate job offer. Only after the offer will the worker be able to convert his residence permit into one for subordinate work. The Italian authorities…
