Bréscia hires 28 Tunisians for transport

The Italian city of Brescia has announced the recruitment of 28 Tunisian workers to work in the public transportation sector, aiming to address the shortage of drivers and specialized labor in the city. The process will include assigning workers to bus driving and maintenance tasks, along with completing a training course that covers learning Italian, converting local driving licenses, and obtaining a professional driver’s card before starting work. The contracts will offer salaries higher than those in Tunisia and include provisions for affordable housing, as the company plans to renovate some residences to meet the workers' needs. However, Italian unions have expressed reservations about this process, considering that sourcing workers from abroad does not address the fundamental issues related to living conditions and wages in Italy’s transportation sector.

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