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Sono entrate in vigore oggi le nuove disposizioni del Decreto del Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri dell'11 Marzo 2020 (disponibile qui) recante nuove ed ulteriori misure in materia di...

The assignment of foreign workers to Italy is a complex process that requires accurate planning and compliance with immigration, tax, and social security regulations.

In the context of port-related activities, management of safety in the workplace is a crucial aspect to be taken into account in order to guarantee the smooth running of the relevant operations.

7 April is UN World Health Day and one way employers can protect their employees' health and wellbeing at work is through regular training.

What COVID-19 restrictions are currently in place in Italy, and what do they mean for employers?...

The spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) across the globe remains a significant concern in the workplace.

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.

Similar instruments can also be adopted to prevent any risk associated with infringement of environmental laws.

Amidst the current emergency state of spreading Covid-19 virus ("Coronavirus"), many countries are somewhat rushing to find remedies and restrictive measures in many fields of everyday and business life.

Accidents in the construction sector unfortunately occur, and not too infrequently.

A worker's death on a building site (from scaffolding collapse, falling objects, machinery mishandling, etc.) typically involves the liability of the contractor, especially if they fail to meet minimum safety standards.

Le questioni della sicurezza del lavoro sono purtroppo di continua drammatica attualità. Ai rischi tradizionali che continuano a mietere vittime si sono aggiunti nuovi rischi per la salute e la sicurezza dei lavoratori:

On 30 April 2025, the Italian government approved the legislative decree implementing the EU Pay Transparency Directive. While the decree has not yet been published in the Official Gazette...

La tragica sequenza di infortuni mortali sul lavoro verificatisi nelle ultime settimane, fino a quello di Saviana, ha stimolato la presentazione da parte del Governo di un gruppo...

Work at height remains one of the most dangerous occupations despite technological advances, with falls from scaffolding, cranes, and platforms continuing to cause fatal workplace accidents. Understanding the complex web of legal liability—from employers to equipment owners—and knowing the compensation rights available to surviving families becomes crucial when tragedy strikes on construction sites and elevated workspaces.