Work, in a decade 732 thousand more foreign employees. Italians fall

In a decade, between 2008 and 2017, the total number of Italian workers has decreased by 800,000 units, while that of foreigners has increased by 732,000: that is 320,000 citizens of the Union European Union (+66.5%) and 413 thousand non-EU citizens (+ 34.2%). During the same period, the number of inactive Italians decreased by 0.3%, while that of foreigners increased significantly. These are the results of a development of the Statistical Observatory of Labor Consultants on ISTAT microdata (labor force related).

These events took place in a demographic context in which foreigners residing in Italy increased by 1,825 million (+ 57.5%, almost 5 million), while Italians decreased by 325 thousand (55,568). to 55,243 million, a decrease of 0.6%). Ten of the 100 employees are of foreign origin, with an employment rate of 60.6%, or 3 percentage points more than the employment rate of Italians alone (57.7%) . The northern regions of Italy attract more foreigners and, in particular, about 6 out of 10 are located between the northeast and northwest, more than a quarter in the center of Italy. country and the remaining 15% in the south. Their share is highest in Lazio (14.6%) and lowest in Molise (4.1%).

One in three foreigners is in unskilled employment, compared to 8% of Italians. In addition, the average net salary of a full – time foreign employee is less than one fifth to that of an Italian worker. This difference is mainly attributable to the concentration of foreign workers in less specialized jobs and at a lower level of earnings.

2018-07-09 17:57:57

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