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Categories: Publications | Tag: Covid-19, Remote Working

Remote working has exponentially increased due to the Covid-19 health emergency that started in 2020. The advantages and potential of this work method, forcibly experienced at a mass level during the pandemic, oriented many companies towards a new “hybrid” organisation that combines in-person and remote work. Many companies have applied a more flexible organisation that ....

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Categories: Events | Tag: smart working, Covid-19, Remote Working

“It is essential that Companies ensure the proper implementation of remote working during the current emergency phase and in the post-pandemic era. This is only possible by preparing a “remote working plan” centred on two factors – the Individual Agreement and the Framework Regulation.”  “Companies resorting to remote working must consider the related privacy aspects. ....

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Categories: Events | Tag: Covid-19, green pass

Green Pass in the workplace: decree published in the Official Gazette. The decree-law that requires to possess and exhibit Covid-19 green certification to access workplaces from 15 October 2021 until 31 December has come into force. Focus: With more than 100 participants, the HR Virtual Breakfast organised by De Luca & Partners last 23 September registered ....

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Categories: Events | Tag: Distressed M&A, cherry picking

Alberto De Luca speaker at the webinar “Best practices in UTP and Distressed M&A transactions” organised by Convenia next 30 September to examine new regulations and best practices. Management of employment for companies in a crisis: risks and opportunities Alberto De Luca’s talk will focus on employment law aspects tied to the circulatory events of ....

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Categories: Publications | Tag: Non-competition agreement

The Court of Cassation, with order no. 23418 of 25 August 2021, returned to deal with the subject of requirements for validity of non-competition agreements. The Court’s ruling is based on appeal lodged by a bank manager who (among other claims submitted) had challenged a signed non-competition agreement, considering it vitiated, since the payment was ....

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