THE SECTORS CONCERNED
a) agriculture, animal husbandry and breeding, fishery and aquaculture and related activities; b) assistance to the person for themselves or for members of their family, whether or not living together, suffering from diseases or handicaps that limit their self-sufficiency; c) domestic work to support family needs. [See full list of activities ]THE PROCEDURES
– Possibility n.1 At the Sportello Unico Immigrazione established in the Prefectures: this concerns employers working in the mentioned sectors who apply in favour of non-EU citizens. Employers must be Italian citizens, citizens of a Member State of the EU or foreigners holding a long-term EU residence permit. Employers’ income – For the productive sectors agriculture, animal husbandry and breeding, fishery and aquaculture and related activities, the taxable income must be no less than € 30.000. – For the domestic work or personal assistance sectors: i) in the case of a household composed of a single income recipient, the taxable income must be not less than 20.000 €; ii) in the case of a household composed of more than one person living together, the taxable income must be not less than € 27.000. N.B. The verification of taxable income requirements does not apply to employers suffering from pathologies or disabilities that limit their self-sufficiency, who submit a request for a foreign worker to assist them. – N.B.: Read the examples provided by the INPS circular of 4 June Foreign citizens must have been identified/photo-fingerprinted before 8 March 2020 or must have been resident in Italy before that date. The Decree considers as relevant evidences: the declaration of presence or any documentation of a certain date from public or private bodies that, institutionally or by delegation, perform a public function or attribution or a public service. The circular of 30 May mentions as examples: medical certification from a public body, certificate of school enrolment of children, public transport cards, certificates from the police force, ownership of telephone cards or contracts with Italian operators, documentation from reception centres and / or hospitalization centers authorized also religious, certificates issued by diplomatic or consular representations in Italy. – N.B. The possibility of regularization (from irregular work or in the event of a new employment relationship) also includes: 1) applicants for international protection (regardless of when they applied), 2) people at the appeal stage, 3) irregulars, 4) holders of a valid residence permit, 5) foreigners subject to expulsion order for violation of the rules on entry and residence, 6) holders of a residence permit that cannot be converted into a work permit (for example and non-exhaustive: study, tourism, medical treatment, religious reasons, special protection ….). (FAQ of the Ministry of the Interior 13.06.2020). Type and working hours of the employment contract The declaration of intent to conclude an employment contract as well as the declaration of the existence of an irregular employment relationship in progress can be submitted exclusively for a fixed-term or permanent employment relationship, with full-time or part-time working hours (see circular of 5 June 2020). Part-time working hours are also allowed for the domestic work sector to support family needs, on condition that (1) it is guaranteed the remuneration established by the CCNL and (2) in any case the remuneration is not lower than the minimum amount provided for the social allowance (monthly amount of € 498.14) [see circular of 30 May ]. Where to submit applications? Applications are submitted exclusively by computer/online from 1 June to 15 August 2020 from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. on the application accessible at https://nullaostalavoro.dlci.interno.it/ using the SPID digital identification system. The website itself provides a user manual with instructions to follow available from 7 a.m. on 1 June. It is also available a video tutorial that guides users through the compilation of the application. A receipt certifying that the application has been submitted will be generated on the dedicated portal (personal area) after the application has been sent. A copy of the receipt must be given to the worker. Before submitting the application, the employer must pay the flat-rate contribution, equal to € 500.00 for each worker, using the F24 form (REDT 2020) available at bank counters, post offices or to be downloaded from the Revenue Agency website. [Codice data dall’Agenzia: “REDT” denominato “Datori di lavoro – contributo forfettario 500 euro – art. 103, comma 1, D.L. n. 34/2020 ([vedi circolare)]]; NB: Only in the case of a declaration of the existence of an employment relationship there is also the payment of a flat-rate contribution for the amounts owed by the employer for salary, contributions and tax, which will be determined by a new interministerial decree (not yet issued). After having verified the requests and obtained the favourable opinions of the Questura and the Territorial Ispettorato del Lavoro, the Sportello Unico Immigrazione will convene the parties. The convocation aims at the presentation of the documentation necessary for the regularization and at the stipulation of the residence contract. At the same time, the Sportello will send the obligatory notice of employment and deliver to the worker the form for the application for a residence permit for subordinate work. The form must then be sent to the police headquarters via the competent post offices. For compilation and forwarding of applications, employers can avail themselves of the services of trade associations, trade unions and patronage organisations that wish to provide assistance, free of charge, on the basis of the memoranda of understanding already signed. In order to provide clarifications on the procedures and in response to the most recurrent questions, frequency ask questions ([FAQ->doc23034) are also currently being prepared. A support area for users, with help desk functions, at Sportello Amico), by submitting the application form filled in and signed by the person concerned. The service charge is set at 30€. Before submitting the application, the applicant must pay the flat-rate contribution of € 130.00 to cover the costs of the procedure, using the F24 (RECT 2020) form available at bank counters, post offices or to be downloaded from the Revenue Agency’s website [Codice dell’Agenzia “RECT” denominato “Cittadini stranieri – contributo forfettario 130 euro – art. 103, comma 2, D.L. n. 34/2020 ([vedi circolare)]]. It is necessary: – to be in possession of a passport or other equivalent document or a certificate of identity issued by the Diplomatic Representation of the country of origin; – to be present on the national territory on 8 March 2020; – to prove that you have carried out work in the sectors indicated (a,b,c [ See full list of activities ]) with documentation to be presented when submitting the application. After submitting the application form for the residence permit at the Post Office, the foreigner will receive a receipt containing security specifications that will allow him/her to stay on the national territory and to work in the aforementioned sectors of activities. Contextually the foreigner will be convened at the Questura for the examination of his/her application and the release of the temporary residence permit. The residence permit may be converted into a work permit if the foreigner, within six months, has obtained a contract of employment in the productive sectors mentioned above. Source: Ministry of the Interior.Per un passo in più! Sostieni il Progetto Melting Pot Europa Da 24 anni in cammino per i diritti
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