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Supplementary allowance for worker in mobility who accepts a job with a lower payment than their previous one

The service allows individuals to submit a claim for a supplementary allowance for workers collecting an unemployment benefit (Mobility) who accept a job with remuneration that is lower than that of the employment relationship that determined their unemployment benefit.
Specific for
Mobile workers who have accepted a full-time, permanent job with a salary lower than that of the employment relationship that led to the mobility, and their intermediaries.
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Publication: 3 April 2017

What is it?

The supplementary allowance is a monthly allowance that makes up the difference between the previous payment and the one following a mobility period.

Who is it aimed at?

The measure is intended for dismissed workers in mobility who have accepted a full-time and permanent job with a lower payment than that of the employment relationship that led to the redundancy.

How does it work?

Start date and duration

The supplementary allowance may be paid for a maximum of 12 months and no later than the mobility benefit expiry date.

What am I entitled to?

The amount of the allowance is calculated according to the difference between the two gross salaries and may not exceed the amount of the provided mobility benefit.

Claim

The supplementary allowance may be paid for a maximum of 12 months and no later than the mobility benefit expiry date.

What am I entitled to?

The amount of the allowance is calculated according to the difference between the two gross salaries and may not exceed the amount of the provided mobility benefit.

The claim must be submitted to the INPS online by using the dedicated service.

Alternatively, claims can be made by:

  • telephoning the Contact Centre on +39 803 164 (free from Italian landlines) or on +39 06 164 164 from mobile phones;
  • or by using the electronic services offered by patronage institutes and intermediaries of INPS.

Processing Time for the Measure

The ordinary time limit for issuing measures is set by Law No. 241/1990 at 30 days. In some cases the law may set different deadlines.

The table shows the deadlines exceeding 30 days, established by the Institute by means of Regulations.

In addition to the deadlines for issuing the measure, the table also indicates the person responsible for it.