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Why public employment is liked less than it used to be

Article on Lavoce.info by F. Bogazzi, S. Duranti, P. Lattarulo, V. Patacchini

As in other sectors, there are increasing difficulties in the civil service in finding personnel to meet a growing demand for labor due to so many retirements and the need to manage NRP and cohesion policy resources. (…)

Article in Lavoce.info published January 23, 2024

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