From the Romagna the proposal came almost immediately. The many seasonal jobs that there are on the Riviera in the summer can be a help for Ukrainians, for women in particular. The proposal came from the Romagna hoteliers of the Riviera Sicura network. The places would be 300 for a period of 3 to 6 months with contracts that provide for room and board. “This will allow a very strong saving of economic resources by the State, reducing, in fact, the number of accommodations to be used for the reception of refugees”, explain the association that launched the proposal a few days after the Russian attack in Ukraine.
“The economy of our territory”, explains the president of the association Giosuè Salomone, “requires extraordinary manpower every summer season. We had already planned to use the Flussi decree to make up for the lack of personnel ». The first step is training, the first rudiments of Italian and the indications for the job. That of Romagna is just one of the many initiatives launched throughout Italy. What seems to be happening is the opposite of what has happened to migrants so far in the world of work: no obstacles and many jobs.
Already in the Viminale floor there is the possibility, together with the scholastic insertion for the boys, to work on a regular basis with quick residence permits (the EU allows Ukrainian refugees to enter without applying for asylum) and exceptions to the flows decree, but also forms of temporary contracts and the use of vouchers. The sector that seems to welcome the most is that of tourism. Not the only one. Local newspapers report about seventy companies between Padua and Treviso that have places between packaging and warehouses. The Civil Protection of Veneto has created a module that allows you to give your availability for hospitality and jobs.
Confworkwhich brings together small and medium-sized enterprises, has created a dedicated section where job and accommodation offers are combined. Assolavoro, which unites employment agencies, works on the specializations of people who have arrived in Italy. The start up Jobgether crosses supply and demand in the world of international work. “We immediately understood that it could be used to search for accommodation for those forced to flee Ukraine” explained the managers to the Sole24ore. Across Europe and the rest of the world it has found itself with fewer walls and borders in this emergency.
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Source: Vanity Fair
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