Categories: Case Law
Suspension of terms for appealing the dismissal in the emergency period Art. 6 of Italian Law no. 604/1966 states that: the dismissal, under penalty of forfeiture, must be appealed within 60 days from receiving the respective communication and the appeal is ineffective if it is not followed up, within a subsequent 180 day period, by ....
Categories: Do you know that
Italian Law no. 178 of 30 December 2020 (known as “Budget Law”) has extended the provision of salary supplements due to COVID for a further 12 weeks. Unlike what was envisaged by the previous measures, this time the financial support is free. This means that employers are not required to pay an additional contribution in ....
Categories: Practice
INPS (the Italian Social Security Institution), with its message no. 4805 dated 22 December 2020, provided clarifications on the issuance of A1/E101 social security certificate for periods of employment in the United Kingdom, concluding after the end of the transition period, namely 31 December 2020. In particular, INPS specified that requests to issue Form A1 ....
Categories: Publications
The articles written by Vittorio De Luca and Antonella Iacobellis lingers over two aspects regarding to the out-of-court appeal. If the out-of-court appeal as an attachment transmitted via certified e-mail, not digitally signed by the worker and / or the defender, has the value of an act that interrupts the terms of forfeiture pursuant to ....
Categories: Publications
Since the beginning of February 2020, the Italian public authorities have issued several emergency provisions to contain the risk of contagion and mitigate the economic and social effects of the pandemic ensuring financial support to families, businesses and workers. Furthermore, as consequence of the ongoing emergency the Italian Government continues to postpone the effectiveness of ....
