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En savoir plusEU Court of Justice obliged Italy to raise women’s retirement age for old-age pension in the public sector, to make it equal to the one established for men,…
The Minister of Labor, Maurizio Sacconi, decided to prepare the reform of the so called “Statuto dei Lavoratori” (Law no. 300/1970) through the sending to the unions and…
The assessment of the linked-to-work risks will be compulsory starting from January 1st 2011. The permanent advisory Commission for health and safety on work approved the necessary provisions…
Ministry of Labour, answering to the question no. 33/2010 on the correct application of the Legislative Decree no. 72/2000 concerning the transnational secondment, specified that the employees seconded…
INPS, with circular no. 142 of 5th November 2010, provided new directions for obtaining the rejoining of contributions, in particular specifying that, starting from 1st July 2010, such…
On 5th November 2010, the President of the Republic, Giorgio Napolitano, signed the Decree «collegato lavoro» definitively approved by the Chamber last 19th October. The Decree has been…
The Labor and Economy Ministerial Decree of 30th July, which regulates one of the measures provided for by the Financial Bill 2010, has been published on the Official…
The Court of Cassation, with the sentence no. 21758/2010, specified that, during the trial period, the written form is required ad substantiam. This basic form requirement have to…