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Art. 2087 requires employers to take measures to prevent situations harmful to the worker’s physical health and personality based on experience, technology, and type of work. This “open” rule obliges the entrepreneur to adopt legal measures for specific and generic work risks based on common experience or necessary to ensure work safety considering the type ....

The new reporting obligations for workers that will come into force with the Transparency Directive (2019/1152) will apply to business relationships with a predominantly personal service, long-term consultancies, occasional service contracts and temporary employment. New obligations for employers and principals with the Transparency Directive, 2019/1152. The changes in the draft legislative decree were approved by ....

In ruling no. 19321, published on 15 June 2022, the Court of Cassation considered the dismissal for justified subjective reason for an employee who worked during leave for “serious family reasons” legitimate. In the case covered by the Court of Cassation’s ruling no. 19321/2022, on 15 May 2017, a worker requested to take leave from ....

Economic growth is slowing down, and it is feared that many companies will have to close in the months to come. However, structural changes that are taking place in society are leading to an increasing demand for professional profiles that are difficult to find on the market because training is evolving too slowly. Employment continues ....

Examination of the relationship between contractual and corporate welfare (where works and services are not subject to contributions and taxation) and the social security contribution obligation compliance document (DURC) which is indispensable for accessing the regulatory and contributory benefits provided for by the labour and social legislation Contractual welfare is the worker protection and welfare ....