Temporary Work Agencies in Italy

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Labor Market Imbalances and Personnel Recruitment

“…Under these conditions, the use of intermediaries improved efficiency in terms of bringing the two parties together, from the point of view of general costs and effective recruitment, but also from the point of view of labor costs. The agencies in fact, thanks to the economies of scale which they used in the supply of personnel, paid better salaries and were able to speed up the recruitment process more so than companies which turned to the labor market on their own [9] [60].…”