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Using Administrative Data to Examine the Demand for Discontinuous Work in Italy: From 2009 to Covid-19

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  • Michelangelo Filippi
  • Manuel Marocco
  • Roberto Quaranta
  • Sergio Scicchitano

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Il presente articolo esamina l’andamento della domanda di lavoro di breve e brevissima durata nell’ultimo decennio in Italia. L’analisi è condotta con l’utilizzo dei dati amministrativi del Sistema informativo statistico delle comunicazioni obbligatorie (SISCO). I risultati mostrano che, a distanza ormai di cinque anni dalla fine della crisi economico-finanziaria e in piena crisi da Covid-19, il mercato del lavoro sembra essere profondamente cambiato. La domanda di lavoro appare, oggi, molto più discontinua nel tempo che in passato, con periodi di occupazione, il più delle volte inferiori a un anno, alternati a periodi di inattività o disoccupazione. Sulla domanda di lavoro discontinuo impatta la pandemia da Covid-19: le perdite di posti di lavoro nel periodo emergenziale hanno riguardato soprattutto il lavoro a termine. Il Piano nazionale di ripresa e resilienza (PNRR) è un’occasione unica per ristrutturare il nostro mercato del lavoro e per finanziarele politiche attive attualmente deficitarie.

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  • Michelangelo Filippi & Manuel Marocco & Roberto Quaranta & Sergio Scicchitano, 2021. "Using Administrative Data to Examine the Demand for Discontinuous Work in Italy: From 2009 to Covid-19," Economia & lavoro, Carocci editore, issue 2, pages 105-134.
    • Handle: RePEc:caq:j950ix:doi:10.7384/101959:y:2021:i:2:p:105-134
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