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Unemployment in Italy.
It's very tough to find a job in Italy!
What are the reasons for that?
First of all, some businesses have closed due to the economic crisis and high taxation. The more companies are shut down, the more people will remain unemployed.
Secondly, employers prefer to hire under-30 people as apprentices or trainees because the government grant them a substantial tax cut.
Lastly, graduates aren't enough skilled. There's a dramatic mismatch between what universities teach and what the labour market requires.
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I'd like to introduce myself part 2
As I said in my previous entry, I live with my parents, my brother and three cats.
My father, 65, is a retired steel factory worker. My motger, 57, works as a public servant at a a high school.
My brother, 30, is a car technician, but last year decided to enrol to the University of Pisa to study foreign languages (English and Spanish).
What about me? I have a Bachelor Degree in evinronmental economics but I'm unemployed now. It's very difficult to find a job in Italy at the moment. I'm planning to move abroad but I need to save some money before.
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I'd like to introduce myself.
Hi,
my name is Riccardo. I'm a 34-year-old man who lives in Tuscany, central Italy.
My hometown is Piombino, a seaside town 100 Km south of Pisa, right in front of the Isle of Elba.
I live with my parents, my brother and three cats.
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