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The Court of Milan, with sentence no. 2797 of July 9, 2013, stated that also the executives (so called “dirigenti”) have the burden to challenge the dismissal within the term– introduced by the labour reform – of 60 days from its written notice, in extrajudicial phase, and within the term of 270 days (reduced at 180 days by Law 92/2013), for the judicial phase.
The National Institute for Social Security, with note no. 131/2013, provided the operating instructions for benefiting of the social security incentive stated by the article 1, of Law Decree n. 76/2013, converted with amendments by Law n. 99/2013.
The Court of Cassation, with note no. 20715 of September 10, 2013, stated that company’s mailing list can not be used to circulate trade unions’ messages strongly critical toward the company.
Through the amendments introduced by Law no. 99/2013 to the article 21 of Legislative Decree no. 151/2001, it has been started the process for the data transmission of the medical certificate of pregnancy and of all the documents concerning the birth of the child, as the medical documentation illness.
The Ministry of Labour, with note no. 35/2013, illustrated the changes introduced by the Law Decree 76/2013, converted into Law 99/2013, including those relating the profit-sharing associates with contribution of work.
The Supreme Court, with sentence no. 20228, stated that the employer makes unfair competition when hires the most capable employees of another company of his/her own sector at the only aim to damage it.
The Ministry of Labour, with note no. 35/2013, illustrated the changes introduced by the Law Decree 76/2013, converted into Law 99/2013, including those relating apprenticeship.
The Labour Decree (article 9) has limited the negotiating autonomy for the work on contract, providing that any negotiation provision will be effective exclusively when concerning the economic treatments due to employees employed in the contract (or in the subcontract) excluding any effect on the joint liability, on social contribution and on insurance for the period of execution of the contract.
