Schools and Pensions: The Constitutional Court Breaks Down the 70-Year Age Barrier
Ruling no. 125/2026 of the Constitutional Court changes the rules for school sector employees: the rigid 70-year age cap...
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Reclassification of Offences and Alternative Proceedings: The Supreme Court Seeks Clarity from the CJEU
The Italian Court of Cassation refers a preliminary question to the CJEU: can a reclassification of the offence in a jud...
Illness During Annual Leave: Are the Days Lost or Can They Be Recovered?
Falling ill on holiday does not necessarily mean losing your annual leave entitlement. Find out when illness suspends th...
Universal Basic Income in Europe: What Really Changes After July 2026
The EU Commission has registered a new Citizens' Initiative on universal income. Here is what it concretely means and wh...
Blackouts and Liability: When the Energy Supplier Is Not Liable for Customer Damages
The Court of Appeal of Catanzaro clarifies the limits of the energy supplier's liability in the event of an interruption...
Assignment of One-Fifth of Salary: A Complete Guide to Rules, Limits and Employee Rights
What is the assignment of one-fifth of salary, who can apply for it, and what limits does Italian law impose? A practica...
Appeal to the Court of Cassation and PEC Notification: What Those Who Fail to File Proof Correctly Risk
The Court of Cassation clarifies what must be filed when the challenged judgment has been served via PEC (certified elec...
Carta Dedicata a Te 2026: doppia ricarica da 500 euro e novità sui requisiti
Il nuovo decreto rifinanzia la Carta Dedicata a Te per il biennio 2026-2027: fino a 1.000 euro in due tranche per le fam...
European Arrest Warrant and EU Values: The Landmark Ruling Against Hungary Changes the Rules of Criminal Cooperation
The EU Court of Justice recognises for the first time the autonomous legal force of Art. 2 TEU. What changes for those f...