EU Digital Covid Certificate: from a ‘gentle push’ for vaccination to a condition to work? Implications and legacy in the field of employment relationship

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  • Matteo Avogaro ESADE - Ramon Llull University

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https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1561-8048/15768

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Covid-19, EU Digital Covid Certificate, Green Pass, Pass Sanitarie, Legacy

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The contribution examines the main implications, for employment relationships, of French and Italian national versions of the EU Digital Covid Certificate, utilized as wide-range measures to foster vaccination. First, the Author provides an overview of related strategies adopted in the two countries from mid-2021, and limiting access to workplaces. Furthermore, through a comparative legal analysis aimed to discuss if, in the labour context, French and Italian certificates can be framed as statutory prerequisites to carry out a job, as workplace safety measures, or as a hybrid tertium genus, he attempts to let emerge similarities and differences between the two national strategies. Finally, the last part of the contribution focuses on Italy. It examines more in detail the possible legacy of such exceptional measures to contrast the pandemic, emphasizing the risk of a heterogenesis of purposes.

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2022-12-19 — Updated on 2023-03-22

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Avogaro, M. (2022). EU Digital Covid Certificate: from a ‘gentle push’ for vaccination to a condition to work? Implications and legacy in the field of employment relationship. Italian Labour Law E-Journal, 15(2), 1–16. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.1561-8048/15768

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