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Italian Minister Backs Remote Work Abroad, Urges More Trust in Public Employees
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Italian Minister Backs Remote Work Abroad, Urges More Trust in Public Employees

From Corriere della Sera · () Italian

Translated from Italian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Italian Public Administration Minister Zangrillo supports remote work from abroad.
  • He believes in trusting public employees more than controlling them.
  • Zangrillo also noted an increase in young hires and simplification of contracts in the public sector.

Italy's Minister of Public Administration, Paolo Zangrillo, has expressed his support for remote work arrangements, even for employees working from abroad. He stated his belief that the public administration should operate with greater trust in its employees rather than relying heavily on control mechanisms.

"I am favorable to it," Zangrillo said regarding working abroad, emphasizing a shift towards a more trusting environment within the public sector. He highlighted that this approach aligns with a broader effort to modernize the Public Administration (PA).

Zangrillo also pointed to positive trends within the ministry, noting a rise in the number of young people being hired. He indicated that simplifications in hiring processes and contract renewals are part of the ongoing changes aimed at making the PA more dynamic and efficient. This reflects a broader vision for a public sector that adapts to contemporary work practices and attracts new talent.

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Originally published by Corriere della Sera in Italian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.