WELFARE LAW

The teaching aims to provide the knowledge of the regulations concerning social security, focusing on the management of the staff, both dependant or self-employed workers.
The course also offers methodological notions useful for the analysis of the subjects from a more strictly legal point of view, allowing the student to orient his/herself as an employee or self-employed worker, as well as employer, manager or business consultant. Specific attention will be granted to the evolutions of the Italian social security system as a consequence of the outbreak which hit the country in 2020.

Attendance and active participation in the activities offered on the course and individual study will allow students to:
- acquire the knowledge of fundamental institutions and notions of social security law;
- apply this knowledge to face and resolve specific problems posed within small and big companies;
- orient his/her self in today's social security system, both as a worker and as a manager of a company.

no pre-requirement requested

Analysis of the main institutions and notions of social security. Evolution of social security, sources and parties, kinds of protection and funding. Rules and institutions. Specific focuses will be held concerning the new Italian "basic income" and the measures put into effect to address the crisis caused by the epidemiologic emergency of 2020.

M. Persiani - M. D'Onghia, Diritto della sicurezza sociale, 2020, pp. 1-328. For attending students there is a reduction of the chapters to study for the exam provided that they carry out the individual and group activities planned during the lessons and detailed in their contents and methods during the first day of the Course)
(https://www.giappichelli.it/diritto-della-sicurezza-sociale?gclid=CjwKCAjw_sn8BRBrEiwAnUGJDgS4G4eyMMBrEIcnKZnwWUGtMtCYL21sXeNqPFsemD1u-ChTTmShuBoCqX4QAvD_BwE )

The learning will be verified with an oral exam on the main institutes of the subject (2/3) and on seminars/workshops held by attendance students on case studies to choose at the beginning of the course (1/3).

The course will consist of lessons, seminars/workshops held by attendance students, meetings with experts or operators.

Italian

oral

This subject deals with topics related to the macro-area "Poverty and inequalities" and contributes to the achievement of one or more goals of U. N. Agenda for Sustainable Development