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9796028 - Diritto, mercato del lavoro e nuove tecnologie

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Expected Learning Outcomes

The learning outcomes will be the knowledge and the capacity of legal analysis of the legislative discipline and of the issues concerning: (a) the administrative organization and public intervention in the labor market, the activity of public employment services and of private employment agencies, the relationship between active and passive labor policies; the fight against poverty, the minimum income; (b) platform work (riders and other platform workers); "agile work"; control of work performance through the use of technologies;  algorithmic management and workers’ rights

Course Structure

Frontal teaching

Required Prerequisites

For the prerequisites consult the didactic regulations on the page:http://www.lex.unict.it/it/chi-siamo/regolamenti-didattici-del-corso-di-laurea-magistrale-ciclo-unico-giurisprudenza-lmg01

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Detailed Course Content

1. General part: the labor market regulations:

a. The European, national, regional labour market. Freedom of movement and right of access to public employment services (PES). The EURES network and the European network of PES. The rights of access to the labuor market in the "European Pillar of Social Rights", active support for employment; inclusion of the long-term unemployed in the labour market; the "transitional labour markets".

b. Labour and the market in the Constitution. State and Regions

c. The historical evolution of the administrative organization of the labour market: from placement to employment services. Public intervention and private intervention in the labour market. Authorizations and accreditations

d. Active labour market policies (ALMPs); conditionality and activation

e. Public Employment Services, private agencies and IT systems for the management of the labour market

f. The National Agency for Active Labour Policies (ANPAL)

g. Passive policies: unemployment benefits (Naspi, Dis-Coll); Cassa Integrazione Guadagni

 2. Special part. Monographic themes:

Two themes to be chosen from the following:

1) Digital platforms and platform work ; 2) Smart working; 3) Personal data and technological control

4) Minimum Income (MI) and active inclusion in the labor market

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Learning Assessment

Learning Assessment Procedures

Final verification by oral exam.

For those attending, intermediate tests are provided during the course and program reductions for the final exam.

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