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Working in Italy After the Jobs Act

13 May 2016, by Andrea Celauro

The Palermo Area Chapter of BAA discusses its impact on business with Maurizio Del Conte, Bocconi professor and government consultant on labor policy

A year after the government decrees implementing the Jobs Act, a meeting is scheduled for 20 May by the Palermo Area Chapter of the Bocconi Alumni Association (BAA), in order to discuss with alums and business professionals the impact on firms of the Italian employment reform.

The panel is coordinated by Maurizio Del Conte, Bocconi professor and consultant for National Agency for Active Labor Policies, and features managers and entrepreneurs, union leaders and labor experts. Among the speakers: Nicolò La Barbera (Francesco Bianchini Foundation), Vito Jacono (National Council of Registered Accountants), Guido Callegari (De Berti Jacchia Franchini Forlani Law Firm), Alessandra Vizzi (Fire spa), Antonella Santangelo (InformAmuse srl), Domenico Milazzo (Cisl Sicilia).

Working in Italy After the Jobs Act

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