Human Resources, Labour Sciences and Innovation

The course is divided into four modules, which are discussed in more detail in the Syllabus of the lectures below. - Module 1: outlines of corporate crisis law and restructuring - Module 2: labour relations and insolvency proceedings - Module 3: protection of employment claims in insolvency proceedings - Module 4: business transfers and the fate of labour relations and claims

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For an adequate preparation, it is essential to constantly consult the current legislative sources, and in particular Legislative Decree 14/19 (Business Crisis and Insolvency Code), the Civil Code, as well as the additional (national and European) sources referred to from time to time in the course of the lectures. Attending students may prepare for the examination on the basis of the lecture notes and materials distributed in the course of the lectures. For self-study by non-attending students, the following textbooks are suggested, which do not replace but supplement and illustrate the legal text, limited to the parts indicated in the Syllabus: for Module 1 Nigro-Vattermoli, Diritto della crisi delle imprese, last ed., Il Mulino; for Modules 2 et seq. Alvino-Imberti-Romei (ed.), La gestione dei rapporti di lavoro nelle crisi di impresa, Giuffrè, 2023.

In presence

For attending students, there will be ongoing assessment tests. The final examination consists of either a written or oral examination. If the written test is taken, it will consist of a number of closed and open-ended questions to be answered by the student within a predetermined time frame (usually 1 hour). In order to pass the examination, it is necessary to demonstrate sufficient knowledge of the positive discipline and its main issues of application. In order to obtain a high mark, a high or excellent knowledge of the positive discipline is required, as well as an ability to make systematic connections between the various themes and institutes and the ability to identify the solution of practical problems presented to the student during the test.

The course consists of a series of lectures during which students are encouraged to continuously interact with the professor. In the lectures, the positive discipline of the various institutes is illustrated, with constant reference to supranational and national regulatory sources and with the presentation of practical cases useful to activate the discussion and to cast the theoretical discourse into empirical reality. Assiduous and active participation in the lectures is strongly encouraged in order to enable the full achievement of the learning objectives.