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.
L'essentiel Online (06.09.2015) Ces sept derniers mois, l'Italie a créé de nombreux emplois, en partie grâce à une réforme controversée du marché du travail, selon le ministre du Travail, Giuliano Poletti. «
The West Australian (31.07.2015) Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi defended his labour reform programme Friday, playing down gloomy unemployment data and insisting the debt-laden country was on the right path to growth.
ANSA.it (18.05.2015) Premier says pensioners on over 3,000 euros a month excluded
ANSA.it (06.05.2015) European Union sources said Wednesday that Italy must not break the EU Stability and Growth Pact to fix a hole in its budget created a court ruling on a pension cap.
