The document
The strategic Port Organisational Plan

The Port Organisational Plan is a strategic document, focused on the current and prospective analysis of port work, published by the Port Authority, in compliance with former Article 8 of the Italian Law of Port Reform 84/94 as amended by Legislative Decree No. 232/2017, which states that the Port Authorities are required to adopt: the Workforce Plan of the terminal operating companies, referred to in Articles 16, 17 and 18, upon approval of the Management Committee and consultation with the Advisory Commission, on the basis of the business plans, workforce and workforce requirements of the terminal operating companies, referred to in Articles 16 and 18 and the workforce of the entity referred to in Article 17. This Plan, subject to annual review, is valid for three years and serves as a strategic document for the identification and analysis of labour requirements in the port and does not bind the holders of authorisations and concessions, referred to in Articles 16 and 18, without prejudice to the relevant business and port volumes plans. On the basis of the Plan, upon consultation of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport and the National Agency for Active Labour Policies, the President of the Port Authority adopts operational plans of intervention for port labour aimed at vocational training programmes for retraining or reconversion and reallocation of the personnel to other tasks or activities in the port area".

The document illustrates the economic and market outlook, providing a comprehensive scenario of the trends in the demand for maritime transport and the organisation of work in the Ports of Genoa and Savona-Vado. A range of measures are outlined, namely, training programmes which are fundamental in a highly skilled labour market. In fact, a total of 3,615 vocational specialisations are available for operational employees.

In 2021, 4,418 people were directly employed in the port, including 3,169 employed by the terminal operating companies, as per Article 16 authorisation or Article 18 concession, and 1,249 were employed by the two stevedoring companies (Article 17).

Departments

8

Employees

4.418

Specialisations

3.615