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Shadow labour geography (2012)
In 2015, the number of
irregular work units is
almost 4 million,
increasing over the
previous year.
The rate of irregularity is
15.9%
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Shadow labour by economic sector
Irregularity rates, higher
in traditional sectors
- Agriculture
- Constructions
-.Catering and services
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Consequences 1: Workers
Affects workers with
the lowest wages,
whether they are
legal immigrants or
nationals, and
contributes to
undermining the
benefits they have
gained.
21. 21
Consequences 3: Commons
Shadow economic activities use public goods
without accomplish all the requested
contributions (fiscal and social contributions),
and undermine them in the long run.
22. 22
We have seen that shadow / grey labour market is
Relevant, greater then black market
A structural component of national economy
An opportunity for illegal immigrants
A harmful element for workers, firms and public goods
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Credits
2012 rate of irregularity chart from this paper: Cecilia Morvillo, 2016
““EVOLUZIONE DELLE DETERMINANTI DELL'ECONOMIA SOMMERSA:
ANALISI PANEL DI REGIONI ITALIANE”
Figures from ISTAT official publications
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