Regarding the pandemic, leases, rents… (… and the failure of crisis management) Going through the second, this time tragic, phase of the pandemic, we are counting cases, deaths and, above all, hospitalizations in ICUs – which have already “overflowed”. We are also watching the State attempt, in a panic, to manage the unprecedented health, financial […]Continue reading
The passage of the first wave of the pandemic proved to be successful. In fact, on May 1, a Legislative Decree was issued, which sought to regulate the return to normalcy. But a strange normalcy – as we pointed out in our relevant article. The article noted at the end that: The way back to […]Continue reading
Family businesses make up the vast majority of businesses, globally, on a European and, of course, on a national level. In our country they constitute 80% of the total number of businesses and 44.3% of the listed companies. As a result, they prove to be extremely important for the economy of our country (and not […]Continue reading
The obligation to protect the life and health of the employee – The Safety Engineer In our previous article we referred to the ancillary obligations of the Employer deriving from the employment contract and employment relationship that they develop with their employees. The obligations that are characterized as “ancillary” are not, at all, of minor […]Continue reading
Occupational Physician & Occupational Risk Assessment The obligation to protect the life and health of employees The sudden arrival of the pandemic was an extremely drastic and multi-layered important reminder to all of us. Among other things, it reminded us the value and importance of life and health. In general. In every aspect of -of […]Continue reading
