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Categories: Publications | Tag: Licenziamento, Dati personali

As only geolocation data referring to kilometres travelled were considered, the interference in the applicant’s privacy was limited and proportional to the intended purpose. Dismissal by an employer based on the data from the geolocator of an employee’s company car is lawful and the collection and processing of the relevant data does not result in ....

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Categories: Interviews | Tag: GDPR, Whistleblowing

The draft legislative decree to transpose the EU directive on whistleblowing has been approved. As the fight against corruption and the protection of whistleblowers progresses this year, those who decide to report wrongdoing, whether in the public or private sector, will be able to do so relying on greater protection. In early December, the government ....

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Categories: Publications | Tag: Licenziamento

The Italian Court of Cassation, in judgment No 31150 of 21 October 2022, in line with its own precedents, clarified that the prior display of the disciplinary code is not necessary for the validity of the disciplinary dismissal of an employee for performing personal activities during working hours, leaving his workstation without permission and using ....

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Categories: | Tag: Controlli email, GDPR, compliance, dipendenti, Dati personali

It is unlawful to monitor the metadata of company e-mails assigned to employees that do not guarantee adequate protection of confidentiality and are carried out in breach of the rules limiting remote monitoring of workers. This was established by the Italian Data Protection Authority (Autorità Garante per la protezione dei dati personali – the Italian ....

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Categories: | Tag: Court of Cassation, contenzioso, Tribunale di Milano, Dismissal

The Court of Milan, in judgment No 2652 of 11 November 2022, returned to the issue of the appealability of conciliation statements, ruling that in the absence of a res litigiosa (dispute), the minutes cannot be classified as settlement agreements, with the consequent potential ability to challenge the waivers contained therein. The facts of the ....

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