Hello friends, welcome to this new video! Do you want to go to work in Italy?
Is it easy or hard to find a job? Well, it depends...
I decided to make this video in Italian but anyway you can find below
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Finding a job in Italy in 2020 could be a bit more complicated than the
normal due to the coronavirus crisis.
If you want to find in Italy a full time job, permanent or otherwise a
job that does not cover only one season, it could be a bit 'complicated to be
hired in 2020. To counterbalance the negative results that many companies
had in 2020 due to the crisis, hiring is temporarily a little bit
blocked; if you want to start working in Italy in 2020 it could be a bit
difficult...obviously this does not apply to
all industries, for example: if you want to work in the food industry
there shouldn't be much difference between this year and the past years
because food production has not had a big impact.
If you have time and want to wait until 2021, the scenario could change a lot.
A lot of companies are slowing down recruitment this year, but there's going to be a
recovery after the crisis, especially if you're interested in large companies:
big companies know very well that after this year of crisis there will be a recovery
and they're definitely ready to get off on the right foot. This could
be a great time if you're graduating or if you're gonna graduate
soon, you can already start looking at the market, maybe
you won't find many job offers at the moment, but many of them will open up in the
in the next few months or early 2021. But now
let's talk about getting a job just for the summer season.
If you're only interested in a short job for a couple of months, three months,
the summer season and maybe you want to find a seasonal job because your
goal is to learn Italian... Well, this could be a really
good time because the opportunities in the resorts
there are! Consider the fact that many resorts
at the moment, they're still not sure if they can open and
operate normally this summer, which means that probably
still haven't looked for a lot of candidates for jobs like in a hotel, in
a bar, in a clothing store. The latest data on coronavirus in Italy
are quite positive, except for a few regions in northern Italy.
If we go and look at the resorts,
let's take Sicily for example, there are very few cases of coronavirus; there are
some cities like Trapani, which are even at zero cases... that means
that most likely this summer the tourist season
will take place! Also you have to consider that in many regions of Italy,
tourism is one of the key economic activities,
this means that if tourist activities close down for an entire
season... Well, a lot of people are really gonna
be in a lot of trouble. Personally I don't think that's gonna happen, I think that
the tourist season in Italy will take place, maybe it won't be as intense as that
the one of the past years because many people will be scared to
travel, therefore many tourist activities haven't found or
looked for the staff for this summer yet yet and this could be a good
opportunity for you as you want to go to Italy for a short period and learn
the language! I suggest you look for a job in all the
cities near the sea: search in Sicily, search in Sardinia,
search in Apulia, search in hotels, bars, bakeries, hairdressers (if this is yours
job) and good luck with your job in Italy! See you in the next video
ciao!