Fresh from the discussions on exponential times stimulated by the Dogliani TV Festival, Confindustria Cuneo today takes its time to take stock of one of the issues that are closest to its heart, that of work, placing it at the center of its annual meeting, from title «Founded on work». At 5.30 pm, at the Toselli theater in Cuneo, a team of actors from the world of entrepreneurship, culture and journalism will develop a reflection that will move on multiple levels – law, choice and perspective.
If Italy defined itself as “founded on work” already in Article 1 of the Constitution, what does it mean to be so in 2024?
From a question whose answer cannot ignore the evolution of the concept in the last 76 years, to another whose answer can and must be found as soon as possible, from an examination of the state of the art of the world of work and its possible scenarios: «Living to work, or working to live?», as «Lo Stato Sociale» asked, singing on stage at the Sanremo Festival in 2018. Translated: how do you reconcile life and work? And again: in which direction is the world of work going today?
«The annual meeting of Confindustria Cuneo represents not only the occasion in which we share the results achieved with associated companies, but it is also the moment in which we fulfill our role as intermediate bodies between the world of entrepreneurship and civil society – underlines the general director of Confindustria Cuneo, Giuliana Cirio -. For us it is essential to take responsibility for intercepting the major issues that closely concern businesses, offering them useful tools to manage the complexity they are called upon to deal with. Today, those of work and the most appropriate ways of approaching it are topics to be considered absolutely decisive.” The general director of Confindustria Cuneo further adds: «With “Fondati sul lavoro” we intend to fuel the dialogue on how doing business should evolve within a constantly and rapidly changing social and economic context».
The meeting will open, with participation by invitation, with a video-link speech by the new president of the national Confindustria, Emanuele Orsini, followed by the report by the president of Confindustria Cuneo, Mariano Costamagna, and the talk moderated by Giuliana Cirio.
The debate will feature Matteo Caccia, author and host of Radio 24, the writer and entrepreneur Francesca Cavallo, the philosopher Maura Gancitano, the economic journalist Oscar Giannino, the director of The print Andrea Malaguti, the philosopher and writer Vito Mancuso and the vice-president of the national Confindustria Lara Ponti. —
