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5 Dec 2013

INAIL: THE INDEMNITIES OF “IN ITINERE” ACCIDENTS (IL SOLE 24 ORE, DECEMBER 2, 2013, PAG. 34)

Inail, with note n. 52 of October 23, provided the framework of the rules for the accidents “in itinere” occurred to the employee during missions, in the hotel room and during travelling from the hotel to the work place. The national institute, in reply to several questions on the qualification of accidents occurred “in itinere” or during working activity, provided the elements that have to be taken into consideration by the court in order to verify if the insurance coverage: the ordinary itinerary, the lack of a canteen in the company or an alternative agreement with a supplier (in the case of accident occurred at lunch), the need of stops or change of itinerary, the need of a private vehicle.
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