Italy's Chamber of Deputies approved the 'Decreto Lavoro' (Labor Decree) focusing on fair wages, collective bargaining, and worker protections. Measures include incentives for hiring disadvantaged workers and new regulations against digital 'caporalato' targeting gig economy workers.
Italy's Chamber of Deputies approved a labor decree focusing on fair wages, collective bargaining, and protections for gig workers. Measures include incentives for hiring disadvantaged workers and new rules against digital 'caporalato' for riders, requiring digital identity for platform access.
Italy's Chamber of Deputies approved the labor decree with a confidence vote (165 votes in favor). The decree includes incentives for stable employment, focusing on contract transformations and hiring young people and women, with specific benefits for disadvantaged workers and those in Southern regions.
The Chamber of Deputies approved a decree on fair wages and employment incentives with 137 votes in favor. The bill, which includes measures against digital exploitation and provides significant contribution exemptions for hiring young people and women, now moves to the Senate.
