On 04 September Italy’s Council of Ministers gave final approval for the final four Job’s Act decrees (the law enabling labor market reforms, approved in December 2014, c.f. article No. 8763). The four decrees tackle rationalizing and simplifying the labor inspectorate, reorganizing active work policies and services, simplifying labor related procedures and duties, and reorganizing the system of social safety nets (Cassa Integrazione). The four decrees will come into force once they are published in the official Journal.
Simplifying the labor inspectorate. The first decree instigates a national Labor Inspectorate (ispettorato nazionale del lavoro), whose main function will be to coordinate and monitor issues related to labor, contributions, and compulsory insurance. The new body will progressively incorporate inspectorate activities currently being carried out by other various entities. It will define and plan arrangements for inspections by all units involved with monitoring and control including both the Nati
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