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Update 2 - Mandatory Reporting of Occasional Self-Employment
News Flash No. 18/2022 Subject: Transition period for compliance with the new procedure for prior notification of the establishment of occasional self-employment relationships pursuant to Law No. 215 of December 17,2021 The National Labor Inspectorate announces that until April 30, 2022, it will be possible to continue submitting the prior notification of the establishment of an occasional self-employment relationship via email as well, in accordance with the procedures outlined in the
April 8, 2022Reading time: 1 min
Extension of the deadline for submitting the biennial equal opportunity report
News Flash No. 16/2022: An interministerial decree signed by the Minister of Labor in consultation with the Minister for Equal Opportunity has established new requirements for public and private companies with more than 50 employees. Companies must submit the report exclusively online, using the dedicated portal of the Ministry of Labor and Social Policies, accessible at the following address: https://servizi.lavoro.gov
April 7, 2022Reading time: 2 min
Mandatory reporting of self-employment relationships to the Regional Labor Inspectorate
News 2/2022 Subject: Mandatory reporting to the Regional Labor Inspectorate of occasional self-employment relationships and details on the data to be reported by January 18 Article 13 of Decree-Law No. 146/2021, converted into Law No. 215/2021, has made it mandatory to provide prior notification to the Inspectorate regarding occasional self-employed workers, in order to carry out monitoring activities and combat forms of tax evasion in the employment of such
Jan. 12, 2022Reading time: 3 min
Extension of the simplified remote work arrangement
On the night of July 29–30, 2020, the Council of Ministers approved a state of emergency to combat and contain the epidemiological risk posed by COVID-19 through October 15, 2020. Among the various measures that will consequently be adopted and/or extended is remote work, that is, the practice of performing work outside the employer’s premises. Since the Prime Ministerial Decree of February 25, our legislature had permitted
July 30, 2020Reading time: 2 min
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