Is Smart Working Really the Future?

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According to a study conducted by Eurofound, in many countries such as the USA, Finland, Japan, Sweden and the Netherlands Smart Working is already widespread, while Italy is in last place with the lowest percentage of remote workers.

However, even in our country there are signs of change in this sense: in the Jobs Act, law 81/2017, has in its text “Measures for the protection of non-entrepreneurial self-employment and measures aimed at promoting flexible articulation in the times and places of subordinate work”. Thanks to this law, Smart 99 acres data Working has been regulated in Italy.

This chapter of the law established that smart working would become a new type of contract that guaranteed flexibility in hours and location, with greater use of technological tools.

56% of large companies, 12% of small and medium-sized enterprises and 16% of Public Administrations have immediately initiated changes in this direction, according to data from the Smart Working Observatory.