Author: Luigi Furini Publisher: Garzanti Pages: 231
A journalist 'uncomfortable' forced to work in broom closet. Cooks and waiters hired and fired every two hours, hundreds of times a year, with much of the thirteenth and fourteenth (total € 1.1383) and rest was unavailable (80 cents). Former managers who are bartenders or baby sitter. Employees bullied and forced to choose between depression, anxiety and Viagra. Unemployed managers who dye their hair before a job interview. Bank mergers that result in thousands of redundancies for the over 50. Three young people awarded by the employer with a Caribbean holiday, provided they are "friendly" with customers ... What is happening in the world of work? Starting also from personal experience, as well as from its investigation, Luigi Furini explores a world that is often cruel and absurd that it becomes ridiculous. I just wanted to work is a journey into the jungle of those who are too old for business and too young to be retired, between the "mobbed" the only European country without a law on the subject, among young temporary workers among the working poor and the 'discouraged', also erased from the lists of collocamento.Tra tragicomic events, courses in self-defense and solidarity networks, Furini discovers an Italy that the media does not tell more: practical issues and newspapers have forgotten that politics in a country that is losing the challenges of globalization
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