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New tax regime in Italy for ‘inpatriate’ workers 

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Many countries have special tax regimes designed to attract qualified staff from abroad and we will be covering some of these regimes in a series of articles. The first is Italy – for which see below to discover who can...more

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News on remote working legislation in Italy

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As of 1st April 2024, the provisions which have regulated remote working for private companies during all the pandemic period in Italy are no longer in place. Therefore, from such date, the ordinary regime of remote working,...more

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Last call for European cross-border telework 

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On 1 January 2024 the EU Framework Agreement on cross-border telework finally entered into force in Italy....more

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Paid Leave

The following paper aims to succinctly address the question "Under what circumstances is an employee entitled to paid leave?” This guide offers an overview of legal aspects of paid leave in the requisite jurisdictions....more

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What we mean by ‘pay’?

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Notwithstanding the ‘love’ cited by Raymond Carver in his masterpiece, one of the main reasons why people work is the pay. You might even say that people love pay. ...more

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New Rules and Obligations for Employers in Italy Concerning Whistleblowing

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Last March, Italy passed the Legislative Decree n. 24/2023, which implemented the EU Directive n. 2019/1937 introducing relevant changes and obligations for employers in terms of whistleblowing. As a result, companies with...more

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Labour Decree: News for companies and employees in Italy

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Among the main innovations, we highlight: The provision redefines the grounds upon which a fixed-term employment contract of a duration exceeding 12 (and in any case not exceeding 24) months can be stipulated. It is, in fact,...more

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Littler Global Guide - Italy - Q4 2021

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COVID-19: Green Pass Mandatory in Workplaces - New Legislation Enacted - Effective October 15, 2021, Law Decree No. 127/2021 established that – until December 31, 2021 – a “Green Pass” will be required in order to access...more

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The new Italian procedure to contrast offshoring and related dismissals

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The 2022 Italian Budget Law (law no. 234/2021) has introduced a new three-stages procedure in case of redundancies caused by the closing of activities, with the aim to discourage the so-called offshoring, meaning the...more

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New Legislation Regarding COVID-19 and Access to Workplace

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Effective as of 15 February, self-employees and employees of the private sector who have turned 50 and older are required to own and show the so-called “Super Green Pass” in order to access their workplace. The Super Green...more

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The collective bargaining role on agile work in Italy

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On 7 December 2021, the Italian Government and the social partners (main employers’ associations and main national unions: hereinafter, the “Social Partners”) signed the National Protocol on Agile Working (“smart working”)...more

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New provisions to implement equal opportunities/treatment at work in Italy

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The Italian Parliament has approved a new bill – the so called “Gribaudo” law - with the aim to implement equal opportunities/treatment for male and female employees at the workplace in Italy and to prevent discrimination....more

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Green pass: the Italian Government's measures for accessing to public, private and judicial offices from mid-October 2021

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A series of measures extend and regulate the use of Covid-19 Green Certifications in public and private workplaces and judicial offices in Italy....more

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Incostituzionale la quantificazione dell’indennità risarcitoria prevista dal c.d. Jobs Act per i licenziamenti ingiustificati

La Consulta ha dichiarato l’illegittimità costituzionale dell’articolo 3, comma 1, del D.Lgs. 4 marzo 2015 sul contratto di lavoro subordinato a tutele crescenti, nella parte in cui determina in modo automatico - in funzione...more

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