An Italian company, Maeg, is addressing housing challenges for its foreign workforce by constructing new co-living accommodations in the Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia regions. The initiative aims to provide improved living conditions for employees who previously faced substandard housing, described as dilapidated and dirty. Currently, Maeg already houses 119 workers, and this expansion will accommodate an additional 50. The company’s move responds to difficulties experienced by migrant workers finding suitable and affordable housing in Italy. This investment demonstrates a commitment to employee welfare and aims to alleviate the pressures of the Italian housing market on its international staff. The project focuses on co-housing, fostering a sense of community among the workers. Further details regarding the investment amount were not immediately available.