ANSA (03.12.2018) Italy is the OECD country that spends the most on survivor pensions in relation to its gross domestic product, according to a new report released by the Paris-based organization on Monday. It said that spending on pensions that pass on to a partner after a person's death amounted to 2.5% of GDP in 2017, compared to an OECD average of 1%.

socialeurope (01.11.2018) Italy’s draft 2019 September Budget Law, which will enter into force in January 2019, has been defined as a “courageous manoeuvre” for change by the political forces which have designed and implemented it very recently. Indeed, it may indeed take much courage to introduce a measure of basic income (the so-called ‘reddito di cittadinanza’) which is conditional upon undertaking ‘unpaid work’ in community-based services.

Reuters (03.06.2018) Italy’s new anti-establishment government will change the labor reform introduced by the previous administration, Labour and Industry Minister Luigi di Maio said

Forum OECD (24.05.2018)  The “operating system” of the Country, a series of fundamental blocks upon which services for citizens, the Public Administration, and enterprises are built.

Reuters (09.03.2017) Parliament approved on Thursday an anti-poverty package aimed at providing financial relief to the growing number of hard-up Italians battered by years of economic stagnation and high unemployment.

IPE (May 2016) Italy is a culturally diverse country, and this is reflected in Italian life, including institutional investment. Therefore, if you are visiting Solidarietà Veneto’s offices on the Venetian mainland, you will meet an Italian investor, but one with Venetian features. Solidarietà Veneto is fond of its roots in Veneto, a wealthy north-eastern region with a long-held tradition of entrepreneurship.

7SUR7.be (09.03.2016) Les immigrés en situation régulière en Italie contribuent, avec un solde positif d'environ 5 milliards d'euros face à la sécurité sociale, à payer les retraites de 600.000 Italiens, écrit mercredi La Repubblica, citant une récente étude.

Le Point (03.03.2016) En plein débat sur la loi travail, l'Italie publie le premier bilan du Jobs Act imposé à la hussarde par le président du Conseil en 2014. Mitigé.

Francetvinfo (13.01.2016) Il y a un an, sous l'impulsion de Matteo Renzi, l'Italie a adopté le contrat unique baptisé Jobs Act. Une équipe de France 2 s'est rendue à Milan, dans le nord, pour en voir les effets sur l'emploi.

Gazzetta del Sud (09.10.2015) Tito Boeri, president of Italy's state pension and social security agency INPS, on Friday said that an "organic and structural intervention" is needed for Italian pension reform, not "partial measures drop by drop". "There really needs to be one last pension reform in order to not have to intervene later on," Boeri said, speaking at a presentation of the Campania region's social audit.