The Italian Cabinet on September 4 passed a decree law to ensure the “legal and orderly” entry of foreign workers into Italy and to counter illegal employment.
Ensuring a "legal and orderly" entry of foreign workers into Italy and "countering the illegal recruitment and employment of foreign manpower" are the objectives of a decree law approved by the Italian Cabinet on September 4.
It also aims to bring in "greater efficiency in the immigration offices, in order to benefit both users and employers," the Italian government said.
One of the main parts of the decree highlights a "revision of the term for the adoption of the authorization for contracted employment, establishing that this term begins from the time at which the request is included in the entrance quotas instead of from the date of presentation of the request."
In addition, "the checks currently in place in relation to the veracity of statements made by employers in the stage of pre-filling in requests for authorisation for contracted work for 2025 have been broadened to statements made for entrances in relation to: special cases of contracted work, volunteering, authorisation for research, highly qualified contracted work, and intra-company transfers."
The statement from the Italian Cabinet went on to note that the employment of seasonal foreign workers will be subject to the same requirements already in force in a trial manner for the current year.
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