
‘South working’: the future of remote work
Antonio Aloisi and Luisa Corazza
If remote working is no longer to be temporary, workers could revitalise previously ‘remote’ areas.
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Luisa Corazza is professor of labour law at the University of Molise, where she directs the Research Centre for Inner Areas and Appennines (ArIA), and special adviser on social affairs to the president of Italy, Sergio Mattarella.

Antonio Aloisi and Luisa Corazza
If remote working is no longer to be temporary, workers could revitalise previously ‘remote’ areas.