Exceeding the protected period and unchangeability of the dismissal notice
In ruling no. 8628 of 16 March 2022, The Court of Cassation ruled that the validity of dismissal for exceeding the protected period “'by summation” requires specification of…
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Read moreIn ruling no. 8628 of 16 March 2022, The Court of Cassation ruled that the validity of dismissal for exceeding the protected period “'by summation” requires specification of…
An operating and practical guide in English which is an easy-to-consult tool for professionals and operators who interact with the Italian legal system. The labour law theme helps…
In circular no. 6/2022, the Ministry of Labour, provided some guidelines on the changes made by Decree Law. no. 4 of 27 January 2022 ( Decreto Sostegni ter…
In ruling no. 1240/2022 of 25 March, the Court of Foggia confirmed the prevailing principle that the burden of proof to demonstrate the contested oral dismissal is on…
Enrico De Luca and Valentino Biasi will be speakers in the "Contracts for hiring and applicable benefits" webinar organised by Assolombarda on 7 April at 10 am. The…
In a judgement of 21 December 2021, the Court of Milan held that, unless specifically stated otherwise in applicable law, a business transfer does not affect the continuity…
In its ruling no. 3820 of 7 February 2022, the Court of Cassation established that the disciplinary notice shows the worker of the facts of which they have…
With its ruling no. 1887 of 21 January 2022, the Court of Cassation stated that the employee might freely dispose of the right to challenge the employment relationship…