Private sector job hires were down
38% to 2,919,000 in the first seven months of the year, pensions
and social security agency INPS said Thursday.
It said this was due to "the economic fallout of the COVID
emergency and a more general drop in production and
consumption".
Hires fell 83% in April, it said, and then the drop eased
progressively to show a 20% fall in July.
The fall concerned all kinds of contracts, INPS said, but was
particularly severe for temp work.
The number of temp contracts turned into steady ones was 33%
down in the first seven months of the year.
The number of CIG layoff benefit schemes hours was 1,215% up at
254.9 million in September, INPS said.
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