Italy: final adoption of the Labour Law

Italy’s Parliament has converted the 01 May ‘Labour Decree’ into law. Amendments introduced during the parliamentary debate include in particular the refinancing of a number of measures designed to facilitate generational renewal and the requalification of employees, as well as a further extension of the right to smart working for certain categories of workers. The Labour Law also relaxes standards on the renewal of fixed-term contracts, bolsters workers' purchasing power, and simplifies procedures on transparent working conditions.

By Hélène Martinelli. Published on 06 July 2023 à 15h15 - Update on 06 July 2023 à 15h15

Law 85 of 03 July 2023, is the final version of the decree-law of 01 May, and brings about a series of changes to the labour legislation without fundamentally changing existing standards.

Generational renewal and requalification/reskilling of employees

The law refinances two previously successful measures. Thus an additional €20 million will be made available for ‘expansion contracts,’ company agreements that facilitate generational renewal by combining early retirement programmes,…

Hélène Martinelli

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