Rome
MEDIUM · sourced, not yet live-verified
MEDIUM. The earnings figure's cited source (the Fairwork published-reports index) cannot support any euro figure, which is why earnings.basis.figure_supported is false. This does not touch the ranked quantity: Rome ranks on the AssoDelivery-UGL CCNL floor of EUR 10.00/engaged hour, verified verbatim at Art. 11 of the agreement PDF now cited as floor_url. EUR 12.15 converts to $13.83 at the stored rate of 1.13791 USD/EUR; an earlier '$13.00' in this field was a stale conversion. A blocklisted aggregator previously named as a cross-source has been removed.
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Earnings (USD per hour)
Source: Fairwork Italy ratings index (fairness scores only; publishes no pay rate)
What would you take home in Rome?
Take-home, weekly
n/a
Take-home, monthly
n/a
Gross, weekly
$415
Gross, monthly
$1,798
Take-home is gross hourly minus an estimated tax/expense rate per country. See the methodology page for the derivation. This widget assumes you actually work the hours you set. For app-based delivery, a portion of logged-in time is unpaid waiting; the headline rate reflects engaged time only where regulators have defined it.
Cost of living vs. earnings
Pay vs. local labour market
Notes
Italy has no statutory minimum wage; pay floors come from sectoral collective agreements. Rome's typical courier is an autonomous rider under the AssoDelivery-UGL CCNL Rider (Glovo, Deliveroo), which sets EUR 10.00 gross per hour of estimated delivery time and leaves waiting between orders unpaid. Just Eat's riders are the exception: directly employed, under CCNL Logistica, on all-hours terms.
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Primary earnings source: fair.work/en/fw/fairwork-reports/ · archived