... market Occupations Italy The research activities carried out by INAPP for this article were developed within the framework of INAPP's role as Intermediate Body of the National Programme “Giovani, Donne e Lavoro” FSE+ 2021–2027, INAPP Plan 2023–2029 – Operation No. 2 “Development of the Atlante...

... People) location patterns are investigated through a large and varied set of explanatory variables. Employing a settlement model and the inflow approach, we disentangle the impact of conventional pull factors and the network effect. Findings We observe how SAP in Italy are concentrated in some...

..., especially referred to lagging regions like Southern Italy (Boeri et al., 2021 ; Carmeci and Mauro, 2002). However, the empirical literature on the relationship between labour market reforms, wages, and employment provides mixed results on the matter. From an empirical standpoint, some studies...

...Maria Alessandra Antonelli; Angelo Castaldo; Marco Forti; Alessia Marrocco; Andrea Salustri Purpose This paper proposes an analysis of occupational accidents in Italy at the regional level. For this purpose, our panel is composed of 20 regions over the 2010–2019 time span. Design/methodology...

...Valentina Ferri; Thaís García-Pereiro; Roberta Pace Purpose In this article, the authors study the gender pay-gap (GPG) among graduates in Italy (2011 cohort) who were employed four years after graduation. The authors focus on individuals who are new entering in the labour market or who match...

.... Design/methodology/approach By using a rich longitudinal dataset developed from merging survey and administrative data, this article describes the evolution of the early career – five years following the education completion – in Italy comparing differently educated workers born between 1970 and 1984...

... firms Entrepreneurship Italy L26 O32 Relevance of entrepreneurial profiles has a rich heritage since it can be traced back in Schumpeter's contribution (1911), the milestone in entrepreneurship studies. According to the scholar, in fact, in order to introduce innovations in the economic...

...@unilink.it 22 02 2021 21 12 2021 10 01 2022 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Job–education mismatch Overeducation Wages Ph.D. holders Unconditional quantile regression Italy C26 I23 I26 J13 J24 J28...

... The analysis is based on a Cox survival model with proportional hazard. The smoothed hazard estimates allow us to identify the nonlinear path of the hazard function. Findings The authors reckon that the actual length of the transition to a stable job is around 30 months in Italy. Conversely, it is less...

... of Statistics (ISTAT, 2015) that observes the early occupational outcomes of a large sample of PhD holders who completed their studies in this country in 2008 and 2010. In Italy, R&D expenditure is below the Europe 2020 objective [1] , and the share of intramural R&D expenditure carried out...

...Francesco Pastore; Claudio Quintano; Antonella Rocca Purpose There is a long period from completing studies to finding a permanent or temporary (but at least satisfactory) job in all European countries, especially in Mediterranean countries, including Italy. This paper aims to study...

...Elena Cappellini; Marialuisa Maitino; Valentina Patacchini; Nicola Sciclone Purpose The purpose of this paper is to provide an evaluation of traineeships as an active labour policy for young people in Italy. The role of traineeships as a formative experience for improving youth employment...

... that allow them to evaluate the effectiveness of the programme. Evaluation Matching Italy Graduates Administrative data On-the-job training D04 J48 The effectiveness of labour market policies has been extensively debated in the recent literature. However, no consensus has been...

... whether and how the employment outcomes are affected by dropping out in Italy. Moreover, university dropouts are compared to high school graduates with no university experience, rather than to university graduates. Finally, evidence on the mechanisms driving the effect of dropping out is provided...

... of resources. This implies that the need for greater investments in higher education is no more limited. It is worth noting that overeducation is a serious problem in Italy, where the predicted probability of being overeducated for both men and women is very high, independently from the educational level...

...Emanuela Ghignoni; Alina Verashchagina Purpose The purpose of this paper is to check the existence of the added worker effect (AWE) in Italy during the Great Recession. Design/methodology/approach The authors used the Bank of Italy Survey on Household Income and Wealth to study factors driving...

... factors in access to health care services (Agudelo-Suárez et al., 2009). These findings are particularly relevant for our study, because in both Italy and Spain, sustained immigration is a relatively new phenomenon. Related to Italy, extant literature (Giannoni and Ismail, 2010) has...

... in a large region of Italy. A transparent algorithm for vacancy chain computation is developed and standard econometric techniques are employed to analyze job-to-job transitions within identified chains. Findings – Vacancy chains account on average for more than one-third of total hires, and both...

... France Italy United Kingdom In many OECD countries public sector employment accounts for a significant share of both total employment and public sector expenditures, and it plays an important role in the economic system. In general, jobs in the public sector are characterised by different...

... reveals that across cohorts of arrival, the education level of immigrants has increased among EU‐15 and Africans, and decreased among other Europeans. Italy Immigration Welfare Benefits Social policy Unemployment Much of the literature on immigrants’ cash‐welfare benefits use has...