Resignation by conclusive conduct under Italian labour law
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Resignation by Conclusive Conduct: Legislative Developments and Conflicting Case Law

An overview of resignation by conclusive conduct in Italy, between legislative changes, Ministry guidance and diverging case law, with practical insights for employers.

ITL validation required for resignations of protected workers
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Resignation During the Probationary Period: Mandatory Online Procedure and Cases Requiring Validation

Recent guidance from the Ministry and the Court on resignations during probation, and parents of children under three or pregnant workers.

Overhead view of a stressed woman sitting at a desk with a laptop, phone, and notebooks, possibly symbolising a resignation through conclusive conduct
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Resignation through Conclusive Conduct: Ministry of Labor FAQ of June 24, 2025

The Ministry of Labor and Social Policies has published an FAQ concerning Circular No. 6 of March 27, 2025, clarifying the minimum duration of the employee’s unjustified absence required for the situation to be classified as “resignation through conclusive conduct.”

Incentives for companies that expand their workforce: Circular No. 1/E (2025) clarifies the rules on increased labor cost deductions
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Increased Labor Cost Deduction for Incremental Hiring: Clarifications on Employment Growth – Italian Revenue Agency Circular No. 1/E (2025)

Circular No. 1/E (2025) from the Italian Revenue Agency clarifies key points about the increased deduction for incremental hiring.