Equal Pay and the Gender Pay Gap in Italy (Stefania Raviele – 18 november 2022)
At the 2022 edition of WomenX Impact held in Bologna from 17 to 19 November, Stefania Raviele addressed the issue of the Gender Pay Gap, analysing it from…
At the 2022 edition of WomenX Impact held in Bologna from 17 to 19 November, Stefania Raviele addressed the issue of the Gender Pay Gap, analysing it from…
The Court of Rome differs from the Capitoline Court of Appeal guidelines over the exclusion of the dismissal prohibition for managers during the Covid emergency. Measures to combat…
The agreement reached between the parties under the assisted negotiation procedure will be incontrovertible and subject to the same stability regime for conciliation agreements signed under any “protected…
By order no. 24977/2022, filed on 19 August 2022, the Italian court of Cassation held that a notice sent by the Employer to the Unitary Workplace Union Structure…
On September 14, 2022, the European Parliament finally approved the directive implementing the minimum wage principle in the European Union. The directive was also finally approved on October…
The outgoing government focused on labour market regulation as part of its last actions. A choice made necessary by the impending economic crisis, which threatens to put a…
Contracting a viral infection at work is treated as an illness covered by INAIL and proof of the aetiological link can be provided in court by rebuttable presumptions…
On Thursday, 18 October De Luca & Partners and HR Capital organised a new HR Virtual Breakfast. Speakers include De Luca & Partners Salary Partner Stefania Raviele, De…
A disputed written dismissal notice cannot be proved by witnesses, according to the Court of Cassation ruling no. 26532/2022. The dismissal is null and void for a lack…
The selective criterion based on the number of employees is unsuitable to legitimise a diversification of the consequences of null dismissal If the nullity of dismissals for exceeding…