Graduated with honours in Law at the University of Trento (2011), I obtained also a Master in Labour Law at University Ca’ Foscari of Venice (2015). Currently I am Ph.D. candidate in Labour Law at the University of Milan, with a comparative research project referred to the reform of collective bargaining and oftrade unions’ representativeness, with reference to the Italian and French legal framework. Other research interests are: Industry 4.0, work-life balance and right to disconnect, workers’ social security rights in the digitized era, unfair dismissals, evolution and re-organization of trade unions especially in manufactirng and the discipline of the working relationships in the public sector. In 2018 I was awarded with the Marco Biagi Award, issued by the International Association of Labour Law Journals, in relation to the paper “New perspectives for workers’ organizations in a changing technological and societal environment” (2018).