Ateneo - UPO

The course lasts 15 hours; the aium is to provide students with a complete overview of the management of a working relationship.

The teacher will provide articles, slides, INPS and INAIL circulars, examples of LUL, law texts to deepen the specific topics of the course.

1. Knowledge and understanding The teaching aims to provide the necessary knowledge to understand: what it means to establish an employment relationship and what are the rules that govern the different aspects, from the organizational to the disciplinary and salary aspects.
2. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding The ability to apply the knowledge acquired for the drafting of employment contracts and the processing of payroll. Autonomy of judgment Critical capacity will be fundamental to assess the correct management of real cases, both in terms of contract management and from the point of view of remuneration.
3. Communication skills The teaching is also aimed at the acquisition of the technical language used in the professional field in question, in particular for all areas related to the employment relationship.
4. Learning skills Students will develop the ability to interpret an employment contract and to understand the nature of the different voices in the Single Book of Work.

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During the course a balanced mix of teaching methodologies (face-to-face lectures, exercises, analysis and case discussions) will be used in order to develop the participants' problem solving skills.

The teacher is Virginia Miazzo Studio Miazzo

Teamwork and exercises, real-life case solutions, multiple choice quiz

Key points -The cost of labour -Distinction between self-employment and paid employment -Workers' rights: - Remuneration - Disease - Maternity - Supplementary redundancy fund - Law 104 - Working hours - Rest, breaks, holidays -Pay slip and compulsory books -Employment contracts -Disciplinary power in the company -Disciplinary procedure -Manual paycheck

Students will develop the ability to interpret an employment contract and to understand the nature of the different voices in the Single Book of Work.