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Milleproroghe Decree Converted: Extensions Of Bonuses
Italy's Milleproroghe Decree has been converted into law, introducing significant extensions and modifications to employment incentive bonuses including the Under-35 Bonus, Women Bonus, and Over-34 ZES Bonus. The new legislation adjusts contribution exemption rates and extends deadlines for various hiring incentives, with specific provisions for different regions and employment categories.
Italy Employment
DL-Law Avvocati Giuslavoristi
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Formazione Sicurezza Sul Lavoro: Concluso Il Regime Transitorio
Le nuove disposizioni dell'Accordo Stato-Regioni n. 59/2025 ridefiniscono profondamente il sistema della formazione obbligatoria in materia di salute e sicurezza sul lavoro. Con l'entrata in vigore piena il 19 maggio 2026, vengono introdotti requisiti più stringenti per crediti formativi, aggiornamenti periodici e modalità di erogazione dei corsi, estendendo gli obblighi a datori di lavoro, dirigenti e preposti con percorsi differenziati per ruolo e responsabilità.
Italy Employment
DL-Law Avvocati Giuslavoristi
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Italian Supreme Court: Employers Must Also Adopt Reasonable Measures In Favour Of Caregivers
The Italian Supreme Court has established new precedent regarding employers' obligations toward caregiving employees, ruling that temporary accommodations may constitute discrimination when maintained indefinitely for permanent disabilities. The decision clarifies that caregiver status itself warrants autonomous anti-discrimination protection, requiring employers to conduct concrete assessments of reasonable workplace modifications. This landmark judgment addresses the balance between organizational needs a
Italy Employment
DL-Law Avvocati Giuslavoristi
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Hervormingen van het arbeidsrecht in België: flexibiliteit bij indiensttreding en beëindiging
Belgium's employment law landscape is undergoing significant changes with the reintroduction of probationary-like provisions and new notice period caps. Starting June 1, 2026, employers and employees will navigate a one-week notice period during the first six months of employment, while long-tenured workers will see their maximum notice period capped at 52 weeks after 17 years of service.
Belgium Employment
LL
Loyens & Loeff
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Hervormingen van het arbeidsrecht in België: beloning
Recent labor law reforms in Belgium aim to modernize and increase flexibility in the legal framework, impacting the entire employment relationship cycle from working time organization to human resources management. This thematic analysis examines key changes in employee benefits and pension bonus plans, highlighting practical implications for businesses navigating the government's push toward more attractive and transparent compensation policies.
Belgium Employment
LL
Loyens & Loeff
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Top 5 Legal Due Diligence Findings In Dutch M&A Transactions | #3 Employment Legal Red Flags
This article examines critical employment law issues that frequently surface during legal due diligence in Dutch M&A transactions, including the risks of service agreement requalification, undocumented management arrangements, missing contractual protections, and works council compliance requirements. Understanding these employment-related red flags is essential for both purchasers and sellers to properly assess transaction risks and protect deal value.
Netherlands Commercial
B
Buren
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Taxe Sur Les Salaires : Caractérisation D’un Secteur D’activité Financier Même En L’absence De Personnel Dédié
La Cour administrative d'appel de Paris a rendu une décision importante concernant la taxe sur les salaires pour les sociétés holding mixtes. L'arrêt clarifie les conditions dans lesquelles une holding peut sectoriser son activité pour le calcul de cette taxe, même en l'absence de sectorisation TVA préalable. La décision examine également les critères permettant de caractériser un secteur financier sans personnel exclusivement dédié.
France Tax
MB
Mayer Brown
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The Duty To File A Complaint In Dutch Labour Law: An Update
Recent Dutch Supreme Court rulings have clarified how the duty to file a complaint under general property law applies to employment-related wage claims, creating significant implications for both employers and employees. The court's decisions in cases involving overtime pay and vacation wages establish new precedents for when employees must notify employers of payment defects, while considering the unique power dynamics inherent in employment relationships.
Netherlands Employment
GGI Global Alliance
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