The government has approved a new decree on safety at work which also introduces stricter rules for those receiving Naspi, Dis-Coll or Iscro. Among the main new features: anyone who does not register on the Siisl platform or refuses a job offer considered suitable within 20 kilometers of their municipality will lose the right to unemployment benefits.
Registration obligation on the Siisl platform
The government wants to make the Siisl (Information System for Social and Work Inclusion) platform the central point of active employment policies.
Anyone who receives Naspi, Dis-Coll or Iscro must register, upload their CV and sign the digital activation agreement.
Anyone who doesn’t do so will immediately see their first month’s payment cut by 25%. If failure to register persists, the grant may be revoked completely.
Summons to the Employment Center: anyone who doesn’t show up loses everything
After registration, the beneficiaries of Naspi and Dis-Coll (not those of Iscro) must also sign the Personalized Service Agreement.
If they do not do so within 45 days, they will be summoned by the Employment Centre. Anyone who does not show up without a valid justification will automatically lose their unemployment benefit.
Job offers: when refusal causes Naspi to lapse
The job offers will arrive via the Siisl platform, and the beneficiaries will have to express interest by applying.
Rejecting an offer will only be possible in limited cases.
An offer is considered “eligible” if:
In this case, even a single refusal leads to the definitive loss of Naspi, Dis-Coll or Iscro.
The least advantageous offers: two refusals, then stop
There are also “less convenient” offers, but still mandatory.
If the job is consistent with the qualification, but the salary is up to 10% lower than the previous one and the location is within 50 kilometres, a maximum of two offers can be rejected. At the third offer, refusal triggers the forfeiture of the subsidy.
Possibility of appeal, but with limits
Anyone who loses the right to the allowance can appeal, explaining the reasons for the refusal (for example family or logistical reasons). However, the decision may not be reversed.
If the forfeiture is confirmed, it will be possible to resubmit the application only after two months.
