“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of leaving their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine”
Rome – “If the caregiver does not have the Green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace” and if she is living together “she will have to leave the accommodation” also because the “right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from seamless assistance by resorting to other suitable worker “. Three Faqs published today on the Palazzo Chigi website provide for it. In response to frequently asked questions, the government claims that no room and board, in addition to salary, are due to carers without a green certificate. Furthermore, if the caregiver is cohabiting and positive for Covid, “she will not be able to leave the house in which she lives” for quarantine.
“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of moving away from their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine. If the caregiver is cohabiting, she will clearly not be able to move away from the house in which she lives”, writes the government in its Faq. “The national collective agreement provides, for cohabiting carers, that the employer also provides them with room and board or, alternatively, a substitute allowance. In case of suspension due to lack of green pass, are the board and lodging components also suspended? Will the caregiver then have to leave the accommodation in which she usually lives? Board and lodging are services in kind of a remunerative nature so that, in the light of the legal discipline and the correspondence of the domestic work relationship, the non-attribution of the same is correct by virtue of the non-execution of the work consideration “, is the answer to another question.
“If for five days the caregiver does not provide a valid Green pass, can the employer replace him for 10 days, renewable once? If so, does the caregiver to be replaced live with the employer (or with a family member who benefits from the work), must she leave the accommodation to the substitute? If the caregiver – the government replies – does not have the green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace. The prevailing right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from the necessary assistance without interruption by resorting to another suitable worker remains unaffected. If the caregiver lives with the employer he will therefore have to leave the accommodation “.
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“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of leaving their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine”
Rome – “If the caregiver does not have the Green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace” and if she is living together “she will have to leave the accommodation” also because the “right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from seamless assistance by resorting to other suitable worker “. Three Faqs published today on the Palazzo Chigi website provide for it. In response to frequently asked questions, the government claims that no room and board, in addition to salary, are due to carers without a green certificate. Furthermore, if the caregiver is cohabiting and positive for Covid, “she will not be able to leave the house in which she lives” for quarantine.
“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of moving away from their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine. If the caregiver is cohabiting, she will clearly not be able to move away from the house in which she lives”, writes the government in its Faq. “The national collective agreement provides, for cohabiting carers, that the employer also provides them with room and board or, alternatively, a substitute allowance. In case of suspension due to lack of green pass, are the board and lodging components also suspended? Will the caregiver then have to leave the accommodation in which she usually lives? Board and lodging are services in kind of a remunerative nature so that, in the light of the legal discipline and the correspondence of the domestic work relationship, the non-attribution of the same is correct by virtue of the non-execution of the work consideration “, is the answer to another question.
“If for five days the caregiver does not provide a valid Green pass, can the employer replace him for 10 days, renewable once? If so, does the caregiver to be replaced live with the employer (or with a family member who benefits from the work), must she leave the accommodation to the substitute? If the caregiver – the government replies – does not have the green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace. The prevailing right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from the necessary assistance without interruption by resorting to another suitable worker remains unaffected. If the caregiver lives with the employer he will therefore have to leave the accommodation “.
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“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of leaving their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine”
Rome – “If the caregiver does not have the Green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace” and if she is living together “she will have to leave the accommodation” also because the “right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from seamless assistance by resorting to other suitable worker “. Three Faqs published today on the Palazzo Chigi website provide for it. In response to frequently asked questions, the government claims that no room and board, in addition to salary, are due to carers without a green certificate. Furthermore, if the caregiver is cohabiting and positive for Covid, “she will not be able to leave the house in which she lives” for quarantine.
“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of moving away from their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine. If the caregiver is cohabiting, she will clearly not be able to move away from the house in which she lives”, writes the government in its Faq. “The national collective agreement provides, for cohabiting carers, that the employer also provides them with room and board or, alternatively, a substitute allowance. In case of suspension due to lack of green pass, are the board and lodging components also suspended? Will the caregiver then have to leave the accommodation in which she usually lives? Board and lodging are services in kind of a remunerative nature so that, in the light of the legal discipline and the correspondence of the domestic work relationship, the non-attribution of the same is correct by virtue of the non-execution of the work consideration “, is the answer to another question.
“If for five days the caregiver does not provide a valid Green pass, can the employer replace him for 10 days, renewable once? If so, does the caregiver to be replaced live with the employer (or with a family member who benefits from the work), must she leave the accommodation to the substitute? If the caregiver – the government replies – does not have the green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace. The prevailing right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from the necessary assistance without interruption by resorting to another suitable worker remains unaffected. If the caregiver lives with the employer he will therefore have to leave the accommodation “.
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“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of leaving their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine”
Rome – “If the caregiver does not have the Green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace” and if she is living together “she will have to leave the accommodation” also because the “right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from seamless assistance by resorting to other suitable worker “. Three Faqs published today on the Palazzo Chigi website provide for it. In response to frequently asked questions, the government claims that no room and board, in addition to salary, are due to carers without a green certificate. Furthermore, if the caregiver is cohabiting and positive for Covid, “she will not be able to leave the house in which she lives” for quarantine.
“The current legislation provides for the absolute prohibition of moving away from their home or residence for people subjected to the measure of quarantine. If the caregiver is cohabiting, she will clearly not be able to move away from the house in which she lives”, writes the government in its Faq. “The national collective agreement provides, for cohabiting carers, that the employer also provides them with room and board or, alternatively, a substitute allowance. In case of suspension due to lack of green pass, are the board and lodging components also suspended? Will the caregiver then have to leave the accommodation in which she usually lives? Board and lodging are services in kind of a remunerative nature so that, in the light of the legal discipline and the correspondence of the domestic work relationship, the non-attribution of the same is correct by virtue of the non-execution of the work consideration “, is the answer to another question.
“If for five days the caregiver does not provide a valid Green pass, can the employer replace him for 10 days, renewable once? If so, does the caregiver to be replaced live with the employer (or with a family member who benefits from the work), must she leave the accommodation to the substitute? If the caregiver – the government replies – does not have the green pass, she will not be able to access the workplace. The prevailing right of the assisted person to be able to benefit from the necessary assistance without interruption by resorting to another suitable worker remains unaffected. If the caregiver lives with the employer he will therefore have to leave the accommodation “.
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