In collaboration with Cdo Opere Sociali.
Stefano Granata, Social Cooperator, President of Federsolidarietà and Aiccon; Alejandro Marius, Trabajo y Persona, Venezuela; Enrico Novara, Cooperativa L’Iride; Michele Tiraboschi, Professor of labour law, student of Prof. Marco Biagi; Eleonora Vanni, Social Cooperator, President of Legacoopsociali. Introduced by Stefano Gheno, President of Cdo Opere Sociali

Despite countless declarations of intent, we must acknowledge that the job market is still too limited for people with disabilities or other conditions of fragility, therefore we cannot define ourselves as a country truly capable of accepting and guaranteeing equal opportunities. This is the case even if there is plenty of evidence showing how work is a factor of human development for everyone, and even more so for those who experience the hardships of coping every day with their condition. However, it is not a problem of lacking legal tools, nor of insufficient organisations capable of fostering such inclusion. In the year in which we commemorate the tragic death of Prof. Marco Biagi, one of the main architects of the possibility of labour inclusion, this is a valuable opportunity to address this issue through the testimony of some relevant stakeholders.