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ABSENCE OF MOBBING DOES NOT EXCLUDE EMPLOYER LIABILITY UNDER ARTICLE 2087 OF THE ITALIAN CIVIL CODE

Zambelli & Partners | March 13, 2026

By Angelo Zambelli   Even if the employee cannot prove a unified persecutory intent sufficient to constitute mobbing, the employer may still be liable under Article 2087 of the Italian Civil Code if it tolerates – even by negligence – a stressful and harmful work environment, given that Article 2087 protects the employee’s psychophysical integrity …

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The fifteen-day deadline for revoking dismissal is not linked to why the dismissal has been challenged

Zambelli & Partners | November 28, 2025

Angelo Zambelli – Founding Partner, Zambelli & Partners                                            28-11-2025 The employer must notify the revocation of the layoff within fifteen days of notification by the employee of the challenge of the dismissal. Once the deadline for revoking the dismissal has expired, for the purposes of reinstating the employment relationship, the general principles of the …

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