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ornella urpis

Università degli Studi di Trieste, Dept. of Social and Political Sciences, Post-Doc

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Migrant Labour in Italy Country Report

$TABLE 9 — Access to Employment Centres (CPI) Employment centers (CPI) play also the role of providing active protection: the foreign worker whc is searching for a job takes up the status of “unemployed”. By so doing, he/she is guaranteed witt rights and benefits defined by law. The analysis of the levels of access to such bodies provides consequently important preliminary information about people’s participation to active policies b\ foreign workers. ISTAT data from “Rilevazione Continua sulle Forze Lavoro” on access to public services reveal that in 2011, 124 000 foreigners (non-EU) have been in touch with the employment system, which is 58.7% of the share of foreigners searching for a job (about 211 000). Almost 87 000 foreigners who are unemployed have never had a contact with an Employment Centre. Fromm this data it becomes clear that a policy addressed to integrate foreigner population is still missing. There are not any national measures fostering work inclusion, so that many regions have autonomously provided policies in this field, often thanks to the support of programmes funded by the European Social Fund. However, it Is difficult to comprehend the extent to which such measures have been effective, because they have targeted different issues. Most of them were aimed to tackle young immigrants’ unemployment, recently graduated or disadvantaged categories.$

Migrant Labour in Italy Country Report

$TABLE 9 — Access to Employment Centres (CPI) Employment centers (CPI) play also the role of providing active protection: the foreign worker whc is searching for a job takes up the status of “unemployed”. By so doing, he/she is guaranteed witt rights and benefits defined by law. The analysis of the levels of access to such bodies provides consequently important preliminary information about people’s participation to active policies b\ foreign workers. ISTAT data from “Rilevazione Continua sulle Forze Lavoro” on access to public services reveal that in 2011, 124 000 foreigners (non-EU) have been in touch with the employment system, which is 58.7% of the share of foreigners searching for a job (about 211 000). Almost 87 000 foreigners who are unemployed have never had a contact with an Employment Centre. Fromm this data it becomes clear that a policy addressed to integrate foreigner population is still missing. There are not any national measures fostering work inclusion, so that many regions have autonomously provided policies in this field, often thanks to the support of programmes funded by the European Social Fund. However, it Is difficult to comprehend the extent to which such measures have been effective, because they have targeted different issues. Most of them were aimed to tackle young immigrants’ unemployment, recently graduated or disadvantaged categories.$

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