Prices of goods and services are generally rising in Italy, Europe and many developed countries. The Bocconi economist helps explain why the resulting wage increases are not necessarily good news.
Future of Work
Cinematography and cinema forums often examine our working world, for instance in the film ‘The Good Boss’ starring Javier Bardem. The article analyses some of the world’s best-known films on work, from Charlie Chaplin’s historic Modern Times (1936) to Ken Loach’s Sorry, We Missed You (2019) and Paolo Virzì’s Your Whole Life Ahead of You (2008).
After a decade of crisis, the profession is evolving. There is a need for new professionals linked to the digital world and the circular economy to ensure the ecological transition of the sector.
We are moving beyond a two-dimensional net and heading towards a virtual three-dimensional space that we can share with other avatars. Is this the next evolutionary stage of teleworking?
The video game universe, with its online competitions, represents a market worth nearly €50 million in Italy, also thanks to a fan base of 1.6 million people. Yet now real regulation is needed to make it a sustainable business
The pandemic has accelerated existing processes and created new trends. One outcome of these changes was the displacement of professionals from the sectors most affected by the consequences of the rules to contain COVID-19. Interview with Francesco Armillei, research assistant at the London School of Economics and member of the think-tank Tortuga
A recent Nielsen survey shows that over 14 million users follow podcasts. But how can a podcast be created from scratch? What are the professional spaces in the voice market? What sort of training is needed? Rossella Pivanti talks about this at a PHYD event
The pandemic has thrown a wrench into the plans of many workers, who now seem to be looking for a new balance between private life and their jobs. “We are facing a new phase”, says occupational psychologist Michela Vignoli.
Morning Future attended Linkiesta Festival 2021 as Media Partner to take part in the talks by Luigi Marattin, Chiara Gribaudo, Roberto Benaglia and Andrea Malacrida on employment prospects linked to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan.
While the GOL programme budget stands at nearly €5 billion, the regional programmes will nevertheless prove decisive. There is a pressing need to create new public-private partnerships, even involving private agencies and universities
The European Green Deal is setting the stage for a post-pandemic recovery plan, with the blue economy at the heart of its investments. A growing number of the younger generation in Italy are opting for ‘blue degrees’ to bolster their employment opportunities.
All he smelled for months after he recovered was cooked cabbage. With the help of a number of professionals, he developed a tool to help patients regain their sense of smell and correct sensory deficits.
Overcoming gender inequality calls for tangible actions and original, powerful voices. ‘Women on Wednesday’ was created to discuss female empowerment.
Applying the methods of ancient and contemporary thinkers can help us get through difficult times and even find our own vocation. “We live in a society that pays little attention to the inner self”, explains Maura Gancitano, who, together with Andrea Colamedici, founded the philosophical school Tlon. However, there are ways of getting to know oneself better and understanding the right path for everyone.
Virtual reality is the next frontier in computer technology, an imminent destination. Like all technologies, we will have to get used to it, says Italian Internet pioneer Stefano Quintarelli: “Society is always adapting to make the best use of new tools, we simply need to understand their potential”