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Read the following useful information on employment in Italy and then visit Modello Curriculum for more information

The employment situation

  • Italy has a relatively high unemployment rate, which was officially running at around 8.9 per cent in 2002
  •  It’s difficult for young Italians to get a foothold on the employment ladder due to lack of experience and many young people, even university graduates, attend vocational high schools or special programmes to gain work experience.
  • Some of the hardest-hit industries of unemployment have been construction, electronics, communications, the media and banking, all traditionally strong sectors.
  • Many companies have periodic bans on recruitment and expect many employees to accept short-term contracts, rather than life-long security
  • There’s no national scheme or assistance for the long-term unemployed in Italy
Finding a job
  • Most national, regional and local newspapers contain a situations vacant or jobs section
  • Visit local employment offices and other offices in Italy
  • Local information centres ( informagiovani) are useful for information about jobs, job hunting, education and training, for more details visit their website (www.informagiovani.it ).
  • Apply to international recruitment agencies acting for Italian companies and foreign companies in Italy
  • Apply to American, British and other multi-national companies with offices or subsidiaries in Italy, and make written applications direct to Italian companies.
  • Making unsolicited job applications is naturally a hit and miss affair. It can, however, be more successful than responding to advertisements, as you aren’t usually competing with other applicants.
  • Your best chance of obtaining certain jobs in Italy is to apply in person, when success is often simply a matter of being in the right place at the right time.
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Top eBooks Under $5 on Volunteering

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With so many options for volunteering, it is often difficult to choose the best option or even to know where to begin.  With these eBooks from Amazon.com and all under five dollars, you can begin your quest to helping others.

*Note: All ratings are out of five stars.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Soul

by Robert Clancy and Hugh O'Brian

Price: $4.11

Rating: 5

Borneo Bound

by Steve Morris

Price: $3.58

Rating: 4

Dream Trekker: A glimpse into international volunteering

by Gabriella Louise Sheldon

Price: $4.47

Rating: N/A

Your Guide to Volunteer Travel

by Sarah Palmer

Price: $3.54

Rating: N/A

How to Fundraise for Volunteer Opportunities Abroad

by Julia Ramos and Carolyn Luck

Price: $2.11

Rating: 5

Strategic Volunteering: 50 Ingredients to Transform Your Life and Career (Part 1)

by Mark McCurdy

Price: $3.50

Rating: N/A

How to Organize Successful Charity Golf Tournaments

by Patrick Cash, Ann Westlake and Johanna Socha

Price: $3.59

Rating: N/A

How To Set Up A Kick-Butt Volunteer Management Program (The Activist's Guide to Changing the World for VISTA Voluneers)

by Cheryl Antier

Price: $3.50

Rating: N/A

Publicity to the Rescue: How to Get More Attention for Your Animal Shelter, Humane Society or Rescue Group to Raise Awareness, Increase Donations, Recruit Volunteers, and Boost Adoptions

by Susan C. Daffron

Price: $4.86

Rating: N/A

How To Be A School Volunteer (Educating Our Children)

by Amy Vigilante and Waln Brown

Price: $4.82

Rating: N/A

101 Ways to Contribute

by Nathan Youssef

Price: $4.07

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Top eBooks Under $5 on How to Get a Promotion

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Need help figuring out how to advance your career?  Amazon.com has several resources to help guide you through the process.  These eBooks are just a few examples.  Why eBooks?  For a start, this list has suggestions that are all under five dollars.  Also, eBooks are easily accessible, whether you choose to read them on your smart phone or eReader, that is up to you!  Check out these eBooks on how to get that promotion!

99 Ways to Win Promotion (Managing Your Career)

by Rob Horlock

Price: $3.59

Rating: N/A

The Little Brown Book of Corporate Advancement

by Nicholas Noyes and Kerren Barbas Steckler

Price: $3.81

Rating: N/A

promotionGet That Promotion With the Law of Attraction

by Community Press

Price: $4.70

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47 Tips You Can Use to Get a Job Promotion (Career Success)

by Karen S. Roberts

Price: $3.59

Rating: 5

How to Get a Promotion: 21 Leadership Strategies That Will Get You Promoted Fast

by John Bradford Love

Price: $3.58

Rating: N/A

How to get a promotion

by Jamie Palmer

Price: $4.03

Rating: N/A

How To Get A Promotion (Career Assistance Series)

by David Chitester

Price: $3.58

Rating: N/A

How to Get Promoted Quickly

by Jane Wilson

Price: $3.58

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Top eBooks Under $5 on Networking

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"It's not what you know, it's who you know."  Sound familiar?  Though this saying often times is very true, it doesn't help if you don't know how to network and get to know people.  These eBooks, all under five dollars and from Amazon.com, help guide you through networking.

*Note: All ratings are out of five stars.

Networking Awesomely (The Least You Need to Know)

by Colin Wright

Price: $1.19

Rating: 4

Make Your Contacts Count: Networking Know-how for Business And Career Success

by Anne Baber and Lynne Waymon

Price: $3.60

Rating: 5

How To Win Friends and Influence People

by Dale Carnegie

Price: $3.33

Rating: 4.5

Networking Superhero - Secrets To Forming Powerful, Long-Lasting Relationships, Fast! (Superhero Success) by TW Walker

Price: $1.19

Rating: 4.5

Build Your Professional Network: The How-To Guide

by Jan Hill and Vook

Price: $1.02

Rating: 2

How to Network on TwitterNetworkTwitter

by Jade Craven

Price: $3.58

Rating: 4

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