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Meeting at Bocconi University "Surviving flexibility

precarious labor market dualism, single contract. This will be discussed by Boeri, and Tiraboschi Kostoris Monday, March 15 in Economics and open society.

From 2007 to present, unemployment in Italy has risen from 6.1 to 8%, 6%. Two and a half percentage points in line with what could be expected in view of the gross domestic product. However, "adding to these numbers work full-time equivalents paid at the layoffs, the unemployment rate would rise to 10.7%," says Tito Boeri , professor of labor economics at Bocconi University and presenter of "Unemployed and precarious: and if they become a category? ", the third meeting of Economics and open society, to be held Monday, March 15 at the new auditorium Bocconi. Boeri discuss with dual labor market and possible way out Fiorella Kostoris , professor of economics at La Sapienza University and Michele Tiraboschi , professor of labor law at Modena, moderated by journalist Courier Dario Di Vico .

"Since the beginning of the recession have been destroyed almost 800 000 jobs and four out of five cases are workers duals," says Boeri. The latter, in unstable, are mostly young and not assisted by the state: ever since 2007, according to Boeri, youth unemployment has increased by ten points, rising to 27% but less than 4% of the unemployed under 30 years "receives unemployment benefits and mobility benefits." The precarious, "or better, dual-worker, as a victim of a dualism in the labor market, which protects the fixed and flexible forms of contract, earns 25% less on equal terms, and eight times more likely workplace.

on a possible exit strategy from this situation of duality of contract, and the consequences that it generates, Boeri is clear: "First, it must change the phase of integration into the labor market: there are several proposals to combine the flexibility required by employers with the needs of employees with the stability of a single contract to protect progressive. " Secondly, on wages, "may also have positive effects on employment and hourly minimum wage minimum thresholds of income for those who want to take on flexible contracts." Finally, it is definitely the revised system of social safety nets: "You can think of a one-time grant of unemployment, with equal access rules for all. It would cost less in derogation of the instruments now in force. "

Attendance is free by registering at: http://www.economiaesocieta.org/News/Sopravvivere_alla_flessibilita.kl

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