The budget adopted by Paolo Gentiloni’s government, which came into force on 24 April after publication in the government’s official journal, the Gazzetta Ufficiale, seeks to encourage company agreements and the involvement of employees in work organisation.
The decree, which must be converted into law by the Italian parliament, contains reductions to social security charges and tax incentives for productivity bonuses. Such bonuses, established under second-level agreements, have benefitted from a favourable tax regime since last year. However, only companies which involve employees in the organisation of work, on an equal basis, will be eligible for this new measure. Companies that satisfy the criteria will see the amount of social security...
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