The Ministry of Labour, replying to the question no. 25/2013 by trade unions (Cgil, Cisl and Uil), specified that the rules for enjoying the hourly parental leave may be also determined with company or territorial second level agreement.
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The Ministry of Labour, replying to the question no. 25/2013 by trade unions (Cgil, Cisl and Uil), specified that the rules for enjoying the hourly parental leave may be also determined with company or territorial second level agreement.
In its judgment of December 19, 2024, case C-65/23, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that (i) the provisions of national collective labor agreements must comply with data protection regulations and that:(ii) ”Should the national court seized of the matter conclude, following its review, that certain provisions of the collective agreement […] ....
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In its decision of January 9, 2025, no. 460, the Italian Supreme Court ruled on the dismissal of a disabled executive for economic reasons, stating that the discriminatory nature of the dismissal is not excluded by the presence of another valid reason, such as the elimination of the position due to company restructuring. The case ....
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The Italian Supreme Court, with decision no. 170 dated January 7, 2025, was called to rule on the legitimacy of the dismissal of a disabled employee for exceeding the protected period. Specifically, a disabled employee challenged the ruling of the Court of Appeal, which had determined that applying the same protected period for both non-disabled ....
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The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI)-based systems in the workplace is revolutionizing business processes, allowing companies to achieve significant advantages in terms of efficiency, precision, and productivity, even in the management and organization of their workforce. The principle of non-discrimination in the workplace However, the adoption of such tools raises several critical issues, and it ....
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