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Six years ago, on 7 March 2015, the Jobs Act came into force, providing innovative protection if there is an unlawful dismissal for new employees under permanent contracts. At the time, this measure was considered revolutionary for the principles governing the existing protections. It intended to regulate the consequences of unlawful dismissal automatically and based ....

The Cassation Court, in ruling no. 8809 of 4 March 2021, confirmed that an invoice bearing the performance of a provision of services for a contract which, de facto, conceals agency temporary employment, constitutes a document for inexistent transactions and amounts to the tax crime of false invoicing. Facts of the case The event was ....

The Court of Mantua, in its ruling no. 112, filed on 11 November 2020, declared the absolute nullity of dismissal for justified objective reason with consequent applicability of reinstatement in the job that was notified in violation of the express ban introduced by the law decrees enacted to face the pandemic emergency from Covid-19. Facts ....

The Cassation Court, in ruling no. 6915 published on 11 March 2021 ruled on the applicability of withdrawal for just cause from agency contracts as contained in art. 2119 of the Civil Code for employment contracts. The Supreme Court in confirming the applicability of this institution to agency contracts as well, underlined how, for the ....

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), with its ruling of 17 March 2021 (case C-652/2019), decided on prejudicial issues raised by the Court of Milan on 5 August 2019 on the legitimacy of the collective dismissal provisions contained in the Jobs Act. Facts of the case The case regards an employee hired ....