New DURC of adequacy for the construction sector and sanctioning consequences
The institute of the DURC of adequacy has recently been envisaged, the creation of which is aimed at ensuring the regularity of the management of contracts (both public and private, albeit with different requirements for one or the other case) with particular reference to the fulfilments that, daily, those involved are called upon to meet […]
Freedom of the press and dissemination of financial data: what limits on the journalist's activity?
In light of the recent ruling of the European Court of Justice on the subject, it is interesting to understand which limits the EU places on the activity of journalists, with particular reference to the freedom to share information (in this case, of a financial nature) recognised to this professional figure. By its very […]European regulations and the new Business Crisis Code: the consequences of business transfers on labour relationships.
As is well known, the rules outlined in Section 2112 of the Italian Civil Code apply in cases of transfer of a company (or a part of it); such provisions aim at maintaining and protecting the rights accrued by employees up to that moment. It is, however, open to question whether these rules suffer from […]Employer’s defensive controls and soundness of the relevant suspects
The provision in Article 4 of the Workers' Statute was amended in the season of legislative reforms passed between 2014 and 2016 (the so-called "Jobs Act"). These amendments resulted in greater freedom on the employer’s part, with the introduction of the balancing of values between the protection of employee confidentiality and the safeguarding of company […]