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If you live and work in Italy, 2027 brings a change you will actually feel: the national feast of San Francesco d'Assisi, patron of Italy, gives workers a weekday off for the first time. Established by Legge 151/2025, published in the Gazzetta ...
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Italy remains one of the few European Union nations without a single, government-mandated minimum wage. While countries like Germany or France set a fixed hourly rate, Italy relies on Article 36 of its Constitution, which guarantees every worker ...
Planning your year in Italy involves balancing national celebrations with local traditions. In 2026, several major holidays fall on weekends, making strategic planning for your "ponti" (bridges) essential. Whether you are looking for the Italy ...
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