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Now-a-days war veterans have no special regulation insofar as their
employment is concerned and they go through the employment office like all
other workers. The only point is that their card bears also the qualification
"war veterans" which gives them a priority for employment but only when they
compete with people who are in exactly the same situation chiefly in regard to
unemployment seniority and family dependents.
Visit to Rome Employment Office.
As everywhere, employment offices in Italy are part of the Regional
and Provincial Labor Offices organization, which are to be considered as
local branches of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
The average number of unemployed registered by the Rome office is 25,000,
while the total number of individual files is nearly 200,000, as of 1945
up to-day.
In Rome employment of disabled war veterans is carried on at Labor Office
Headquarters, while two separate branches deal respectively with unskilled,
skilled, manual workers and with clerical workers.
Employment through the Labor Office is compulsory in Italy, Every dismissed
worker and every person looking for his first job must register and deposit
his working book, together with an official certificate of the family situation,
at the employment office.
When a job is found for the applicant the book is returned to him and this,
together with a certificate of the Labor Office, is presented to the prospective
employer.
The book must be kept by the employer as long as the worker is on the
payroll.
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