Categories: Publications
The Court of Lamezia Terme, with the sentence of 14.01.2021, ruled that it is possible to unilaterally withdraw from a second level collective agreement with no expire date, but the party that objects to this circumstance is burdened by providing the relevant proof. More specifically, the sentence states that, if the second level collective agreement ....
Categories: Interviews
Alberto De Luca contributed to the drafting of the chapter dedicated to Italy in the “Labour & Employment” guide published by Lexology, illustrating the main legislative and jurisprudential news in a labour law manner and providing his point of view. Click here to read more.
Categories: Practice
On 10 December 2020, the Italian Data Protection Authority (“Guarantor“) launched a public consultation on the “Guidelines on the use of cookies and other tracking tools“ (the “Guidelines“) drafted on 26 October. The Guarantor follows indications provided by the European Data Protection Board (“EDPB“) in the “Guidelines 5/2020 on consent under Regulation (EU) 2016/679” of ....
Categories: Practice
The exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union (“Brexit“) will have an impact on international mobility for work purposes and personal data transfer to the United Kingdom. International mobility for work purposes The United Kingdom allows EU citizens already present in the UK for at least five years on 31 December 2020, to ....
Categories: Case Law
The Court of Bologna, by order of 31 December 2020, upheld the appeal brought by three trade unions confederated to CGIL (Filt, Filcams and Nidl) against the company Deliveroo, describing the access conditions to the digital platform as discriminatory. According to the Court, the work slots booking system penalised those absent from work, without considering ....
