Young entrepreneurs have a host of ideas in times of crisis to facilitate entrance into the workforce, especially for the most vulnerable sectors of the population. Here are some of the most innovative ones
According to Alec Ross, American technology expert and former Senior Advisor for Innovation during the Obama administration, we need to see this time of crisis as an opportunity to rethink the future of our economy and society
A StarNet report provides a snapshot of the situation: more than 2 million Italian youngsters are not in employment, education or training and over the past six years, the policies to help them have only gone halfway to solving the problem
The world-renowned German futurist Gerd Leonhard tells us what impact technology will have on the labour market in the next 20 to 30 years.
The protocol between the Ministry of Education and Asvis focuses on the dissemination and understanding among students and teachers of the UN's 2030 Agenda topics, promoting projects and competitions in all educational levels. After the first edition was started in 2016, it has now been renewed for another three years
Companies that appear to be working together to find solutions for the future of the planet consolidate their reputation and become less vulnerable. A conversation with Rossella Sobrero, the heart of the Milan Csr Show and new president of Ferpi, on the most innovative trends
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
High-tech schools closely linked to the production system. In our country there are 103 ITS and 12 months from the end of classes employment rate exceeds 80%
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
To work, we should continue to learn and acquire new skills, throughout the course of our lives. Today even more so than in the past.
