USA: the advent of machines in the world of work means women are more at risk than men
According to research by the Institute for Women's Policy Research, 58% of workers at risk of being technologically substituted in the US are women
Saving the planet (and salaries): the best eco trades of the future
The environmental wave is also taking over the labor market: from programmers to solar panel technicians, here are the trades that will be most in demand and well paid
Labor and innovation, here’s what to expect from the second Conte government
Nunzia Catalfo at the Ministry of Labour, Paola Pisano at Innovation. Here's what to expect from the new PD-M5s government
The effects of global warming on jobs: 80 million fewer jobs
The latest ILO report shows how climate change will result in thermal stress that will cause an economic loss of 2.4 trillion dollars and 80 million jobs worldwide by 2030
Liquid work: why the maritime economy is the new employment basin (especially in the South)
The sea is beating the crisis: the report on the maritime economy shows that the sector counts more people today than in 2008
The future of medicine is here: the new “doctor-engineer”
Medicine is keeping up with the times: in the future doctors will also be engineers. Here is the new degree born from the collaboration between Humanitas University and Polytechnic of Milan
The beer that creates jobs: six new hires every day in the industry
From 2015 to 2017, the number of people employed in the beer sector has increased by 5% (4,000 units). This means that at least six people find work in the beer industry every day. Beer Observatory data
With our work, we can make a better world
Vittorio Ayra, Head of Planning and Organization at Enel Group, reveals his positive view on the future (of work, too)
The Workaholism issue: Millennials work too much
Young people are suffering from "workaholism", the work addiction that affects 66% of Millennials. Specific therapy centers are being created to treat it, such as the "Workaholics Anonymous" in New York
The UN bets on the social economy
The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has devoted the tenth edition of its international Academy to the world of social enterprises. Conversation with Roberto Di Meglio, Senior Specialist at the ILO.