Italian Labour Law e-Journal

Italian Labour Law e-Journal, founded by Prof. Franco Carinci in 1999, is an open-access peer-reviewed Journal aiming at the advancement of comparative studies on current labour law topics.

The journal is classified as class A journal according to Anvur (Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes) and it is published in English on a biannual basis. Each issue includes a main section dedicated to a specific theme, and a miscellaneous reserved to spontaneous submissions.

ISSN 1561-8048

Vol 13, No 1S (2020): Special Issue: Covid-19 and Labour Law. A Global Review

Current Issue

Vol. 17 No. 1 (2024)

Published: 2024-07-18

Guest Editorial. Vulnerabilities and the Transition

Chiara Cristofolini, Riccardo Salomone

I-II
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Theme

Collective Bargaining in the Energy-Oil and Chemical-Pharmaceutical Sectors in the Context of Ecological Transition

Sara Prosdocimi

1-14
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Labour (Market) Law and Lifelong Learning: the Italian Case

Giorgio Impellizzieri

15-27
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From “Carbon” to “Social” Offsetting. An Italian Tool to Accommodate Workplaces for Persons with Disabilities

Massimiliano De Falco

29-44
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The greening of active labour market policies

Riccardo Salomone

45-54
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The Maritime Labour Market in Transition

Camilla Faggioni

55-73
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Navigating the impact of AI systems in the workplace: strengths and loopholes of the EU AI Act from a labour perspective

Chiara Cristofolini

75-103
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Digitalization and Labour Market: the Role of Profiling in Occupational Transitions

Anna Bebber

105-129
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Improving working conditions in platform work. A comment about the agreement reached on the European directive

Luigi Di Cataldo

131-152
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The Regularisation of Foreign Undocumented Workers from the Relaunch Decree to the Cutro Shipwreck

Rita Daila Costa

153-166
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Undocumented Migrants in Italy. A Study of the Regularization in Time of Covid-19

Marino Pezzolo

167-189
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Miscellaneous

Where do we stand with the inclusion of vulnerable workers in the European labour market? Trade unions’ new and old objectives compared

Matilde Biagiotti

191-209
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Make me good…just not yet? The (potential) impact of the Adequate Minimum Wage Directive

Michael Doherty

211-226
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The European directive on ‘corporate sustainability due diligence’: the potential for social dialogue, workers’ information and participation rights

Maria Giovannone

227-244
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Autonomous Sources of Labour Law in the Light of Constitutional Numerus Clausus. Problems with Qualifying Autonomous Acts under Polish Law

Łukasz Pisarczyk

245-260
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Time and Labour Markets in the Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration in the European Union

Marco Rocca, Audrey Deverson

261-278
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Sport and Constitution in the framework of recent legal reforms in Italy

Tiziana Vettor

279-289
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Italian Labour Law e-Journal

Vol 13, No 1S (2020): Special Issue: Covid-19 and Labour Law. A Global Review

Current Issue

Guest Editorial. Vulnerabilities and the Transition

Theme

Collective Bargaining in the Energy-Oil and Chemical-Pharmaceutical Sectors in the Context of Ecological Transition

Labour (Market) Law and Lifelong Learning: the Italian Case

From “Carbon” to “Social” Offsetting. An Italian Tool to Accommodate Workplaces for Persons with Disabilities

The greening of active labour market policies

The Maritime Labour Market in Transition

Navigating the impact of AI systems in the workplace: strengths and loopholes of the EU AI Act from a labour perspective

Digitalization and Labour Market: the Role of Profiling in Occupational Transitions

Improving working conditions in platform work. A comment about the agreement reached on the European directive

The Regularisation of Foreign Undocumented Workers from the Relaunch Decree to the Cutro Shipwreck

Undocumented Migrants in Italy. A Study of the Regularization in Time of Covid-19

Miscellaneous

Where do we stand with the inclusion of vulnerable workers in the European labour market? Trade unions’ new and old objectives compared

Make me good…just not yet? The (potential) impact of the Adequate Minimum Wage Directive

The European directive on ‘corporate sustainability due diligence’: the potential for social dialogue, workers’ information and participation rights

Autonomous Sources of Labour Law in the Light of Constitutional Numerus Clausus. Problems with Qualifying Autonomous Acts under Polish Law

Time and Labour Markets in the Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration in the European Union

Sport and Constitution in the framework of recent legal reforms in Italy

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