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INPS Naspi eligibility for victims of violence

Overview

The Italian Institute of Social Security (INPS) has clarified the eligibility criteria for the Naspi unemployment benefit regarding employees who resign due to violence, threats, or harassment.

Under these guidelines, resignations resulting from persecutory conduct, stalking, or gender violence may be classified as having ‘just cause.’ This classification treats the resignation as involuntary unemployment, similar to a dismissal, allowing claimants to receive the full benefit without penalties.

To qualify, applicants must provide documented evidence showing that the violence or harassment made continued employment impossible. This includes instances where the aggressor is outside the workplace, provided there is a clear functional link to the job. The INPS noted that each case is assessed individually to ensure the circumstances meet legal criteria, aligning with previous Constitutional Court rulings regarding external circumstances that prevent workers from performing their duties.

Entities

Agenzia delle Entrate · Naspi (National Social Insurance Fund) · Corte Costituzionale · Ministry of Labour and Social Policies (Italy) · INPS (Istituto Nazionale della Previdenza Sociale)

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Timeline

  1. 14 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    INPS clarifies Naspi eligibility for victims of violence

    INPS clarifies that Italian workers resigning due to stalking or gender violence may qualify for Naspi benefits if they prove a direct link between the violence and their departure.

  2. about 1 month ago

    [POLITICS] 11 sources
    INPS extends Naspi to workers who quit over violence and harassment

    INPS says workers forced to quit due to violence or persecution can claim full Naspi benefits, treating the resignations as involuntary unemployment when documented evidence shows a work‑related safety risk.

Sources

materanews.net · potenzanews.net