Editorial

Editor in chief

Bruno Caruso
University of Catania

Editorial board

Anna Alaimo
University of Catania

Edoardo Ales
University of Cassino

Marzia Barbera
University of Brescia

Bruno Caruso
University of Catania

Filip Dorssemont
University of Louvain "La Neuve"

Maximilian Fuchs
University of Ingolstadt

Stefano Giubboni
University of Perugia

Nicola Kountouris
University College London

Antonio Lo Faro
University of Catania

Julia López
University Pompeu Fabra of Barcelona

Jonas Malmberg
University of Uppsala

Giancarlo Ricci
University of Catania

Silvana Sciarra
University of Firenze

02/03/2016
Appunti sulla funzione delle categorie civilistiche nel diritto del lavoro dopo il Jobs Act

WP C.S.D.L.E. “Massimo D’Antona”.IT – 290/2016

Relazione svolta a Pisa il 3 dicembre 2015 nel convegno di studi della prima sessione "Lavoro e categorie giuridiche".

Notes on the function of civil categories in the labour law after the “Jobs Act”
The A. examines the new discipline of certain categories (such as subordination, duties, compensation for damage to person, the employee's right to give performance, the discriminatory dismissal and dismissal for retaliation) to highlight how in some cases, case law and doctrine, and the same legislature, have supplemented and enriched categories of civil law, with particular regard to compensation for damage to person and the right of the employee in execution of the performance.
In other cases the civil categories cover the gap left by labour discipline that, conversely, prevails in case of conflict. As occurs in many cases of unfair dismissal that were previously considered void and now, instead, are not sanctioned with the reintegration but with compensation for damages.

Attached ITA
Authors
Santoro-Passarelli, Giuseppe
Keywords
working paper, Italy, Jobs Act