Business · Companies · 2 hrs ago
Bologna event to examine how companies can benefit from a multigenerational workforce
A business event in Bologna is set to focus on people of different generations working together.
It is part of a national roadshow on how company culture can support business growth.
Italy’s shrinking population and longer working lives mean that younger and older workers increasingly share workplaces.
The event will discuss ways to attract and retain workers, pass on skills and rethink career paths.
Survey figures cited for 2026 say workers under 30 make up 15.6% of employed people, while those over 60 make up 9.9%.
Many companies already take steps to recruit or keep younger staff and manage older workers, with mentoring seen as important for both groups.
The aim is to turn different ages and experiences into shared learning, continuity of skills and stronger competitiveness.
A Bologna, an event will examine how companies can turn a multigenerational workforce into a source of innovation, growth and competitiveness.
The event is the second stop of the “Generazioni al lavoro” roadshow, promoted by 4.Manager with Il Sole 24 Ore.
It is scheduled for 7 October at Palazzo Pepoli, a museum of Bologna’s history.
Experts, companies and managers will discuss ways to foster collaboration across age groups, attract and retain workers, transfer skills and rethink roles and careers.
A 2026 workplace survey cited in the article says workers under 30 make up 15.6% of employed people and those over 60 make up 9.9%.
- Who
- 4.Manager and Il Sole 24 Ore are promoting the event. Experts, companies and managers will take part.
- What
- An event on managing a multigenerational workforce and making it an advantage for companies.
- When
- 7 October; the article was published on 12 October 2026.
- Where
- Palazzo Pepoli in Bologna, Italy.
- Why
- To discuss how companies can turn generational diversity into innovation, growth and competitiveness.
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The first roadshow event took place in Turin and focused on workplace safety and artificial intelligence.
The second roadshow event, focused on generations at work, is scheduled to take place in Bologna.
The article says the CsC’s 2026 workplace survey will be presented.
- Roadshow
- Cultura di Impresa 2026 - Valori che creano valore
- Event stop
- Second “Generazioni al lavoro” event
- Venue
- Palazzo Pepoli, Bologna
- Workers under 30
- 15.6% of employed people
- Workers over 60
- 9.9% of employed people
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