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ARTICLE · 21 JUNE 2023

Opening A Business In Italy

The Italian labour law system has traditionally been known to be quite rigid and complicated, granting employees relatively high standards of rights, which could somehow discourage foreign companies from expanding into Italy.

ItalyEmployment and HR

1. INTRODUCTION

The Italian labour law system has traditionally been known to be quite rigid and complicated, granting employees relatively high standards of rights, which could somehow discourage foreign companies from expanding into Italy. But if you know the rules, the game becomes simple and safe: Zambelli & Partners is able to provide the right know-how and professional support to help you face such difficulties.

The brief summary below on the essential labour and employment law as well as corporate law requirements is aimed to offer your company a first overview of the legal framework for opening up a shop or running a business in Italy.

Zambelli & Partners, with its office in Milan, has over 35 years of experience in employment law, industrial relations and related litigation, as well as an in-depth knowledge of the legislative and regulatory system governing employment relationships. The team is made up of professionals with proven judicial experience

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