International posting and residence permit: hosting Member States’ prerogatives according to the EU Court of Justice
4 February 2025
In its judgment in Case C-540/22, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) clarified that Article 56 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), which governs the free movement of services, does not prevent a Member State from requiring to companies established in another Member State to comply with […]
In case of a non-complete risk-assessment document, the liability for injuries rests with the employer and not the safety delegate
29 November 2024
In the case of a worker's injury, the criminal section of the Italian Supreme Court stated, through its judgement no. 39168/2024, the liability lies with the employer and not with the executive delegated to safety if said event was not foreseen and evaluated in the Risk Assessment Document. With Judgment no. 39168 of October 25th, […]New European Directive on work organised through digital platforms
19 November 2024
On December 1st 2024, the EU Directive 2831 of 23rd October 2024 will come into force, which aims to improve the working conditions of individuals performing organised work using digital platforms. The EU Directive 2831/2024, which the Member States must implement by 2 December 2026, aims to guarantee increasing levels of protection for workers who […]When can a rude employee be dismissed?
31 October 2024
It is lawful to dismiss an employee who addresses customers in a rude and aggressive manner. The case stems from an appeal made by an employee, a butcher counter clerk at a supermarket, who was dismissed for just cause by his employer. The dismissal was due to the employee addressing a customer in an aggressive […]
