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En savoir plusThe Ministry of Labour, with the ruling no. 32/2013 to Confimi’s question, summarized the legal framework for the agents in respect to Enasarco compulsory registration, stating that, in…
Court of Cassation, with sentence no. 26143 filed on November 21, stated that the recording of colleagues’ conversations, unknown to them, is a reason justifying dismissal, though the…
A cashier of the supermarket loses her job because she pockets the prizes for the clients. The dismissal is lawful, confirmed the Supreme Court, labor section, with sentence…
The Court of Cassation, with sentence no. 24259 of October 28, stated that the outsourcing of the most qualified activities of a service, in case of employee’s refusal…
The Commission for the questions related to the safety on work, in the note no. 8/2013, specified that prior medical examination required by the Legislative Decree no. 81/2008…
The Stability Law 2013 did not only exclude the possibility for employees dismissed for objective reason by small companies (hired less than 15 employees) to be enrolled in…
INPS, with message 16961 of October 22, provided some clarifications about the special indemnity granted to project employees (so called “co.co.pro.”) by Fornero Reform. In particular, INPS clarified…
Court of Cassation, with sentence no. 20913 of September 12, 2013, stated that technical, organizational and productive reasons justifying the transfer of the employee must be described in…