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eWORK 2000 - European Telework Week

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New Ways to Work <strong>2000</strong><strong>European</strong> <strong>Telework</strong>Independently of the shortage forecasted of 215,000 professionals the remaining 979,500 most probably willbe high level qualified workers, with technical background and interdisciplinary skills, able to conductteamwork and a sound business knowledge. New professionals are expected to cover vacancies in the areas ofapplications development (19%), market and sales (16%), operational consultants (13.5%) and projectplanning.While direct contacts will still be the traditional way for recruiting ICT professionals (25%), web recruitmentis expected to grow by as much as 34% of the total recruitment, 14% through specialised “dot.com” recruitingcompanies and one fifth (20%) through the corresponding own company web site.Where to look for further informationThere are more than 150 Italian web sites containing all sorts of information regarding the on going debate inItaly about telework, Nevertheless, to find detailed information regarding experiences, specific regulations andcontractual telework agreements between private and public organisations and their employees, the followingfive sites should be the first “bookshelves” to look at.http://www.ilsole24ore.it/sottosezioni/lavoro.htmThis is probably the best source of information on Italian <strong>Telework</strong> issues, the Sole 24 Ore has also awell maintained site related to the New Economy.http://www.funpub.it/telelavoro/menu.htmlThis is the official site of the Italian Council of Ministries, among other information it containsregulations related to telework in the Public Administration.http://www.societaitalianatelelavoro.it/index2.htmThe Italian <strong>Telework</strong> Society, founded by professor Domenico de Masi, aims at providing guidanceand services to Italian companies who want to experience flexible ways of working.http://www.mclink.it/telelavoro/index.htmThis site created and maintained by sociologist and writer Patrizio di Nicola, is part of a <strong>European</strong>Webring aimed at promoting local associations of teleworkers in each <strong>European</strong> Member State.http://www.ires.it/tepracon/default.htmThis site contains the results of a recent research on telework implementation in Italian Call Centres.Contact:Enrique de la SernaECTF- ItaliaVia Lariana 700199 RomaTel: +39-06-85300846Fax: +39-06-85351068e.delaserna@telework-forum.org- 84 -

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