The indicators say that employment is growing, but wages have not grown since the 1990s and 10% of purchasing power has been lost. Meanwhile, one in four women does not work and in the south the figure doubles. Thus we lose the ability to imagine the future and leave our rights behind. On Labor Day, we ask ourselves what are the challenges for tomorrow’s work? Guests of Pietro Del Soldà: Tito Boeri, economist, teaches economics at Bocconi University, former president of INPS and Centennial Professor at the London School of Economics, directs the International Festival of Economics, in Turin from 30 May to 2 June 2024 ; Linda Laura Sabbadini, statistician, columnist chair of Women Twenty, the body that deals with women in the G20; Riccardo Staglianò, journalist for La Repubblica and Friday; Alessandro Rosina, demographer, teaches Demography at the Catholic University of Milan, coordinates the Youth Report of the Toniolo Institute; Daria Corrias, co-curator of Tre Soldi, created the project “First of May: work according to me”.
01 May 2024
