1. Vacation (Statutory vacation)
Setting | Standard for Italy |
Earning model | Monthly earning (most common) |
Vacation period | 01.01 – 31.12 |
Annual quota | Minimum 20 days (4 weeks of statutory vacation) |
New hires | New employees earn vacation proportionally (pro rata) in their first year of employment. |
Carryover | Depends on company policy and applicable deadlines for taking vacation. |
Public holidays | Loaded via the holiday module (official national and regional holidays). |
Monthly earning setup is done via the functional article:
🔗 Vacation policy – monthly earning
2. Supplementary balances
Supplementary balances are used for extra days off in addition to statutory vacation.
Typical terms in Italy include:
Supplementary balance | Added in BitaBIZ |
Permessi retribuiti (Paid days off) | Yes |
ROL – Riduzione Orario di Lavoro (days off due to reduced work hours) | Yes |
Ferie aziendali / ferie aggiuntive (Company extra vacation days) | Yes |
Period, earning, and settlement depend on the company's agreement. See functional
3. Other leave (Typical Italian leave types)
Type of leave | Affects vacation earning | Requires approval |
Congedo di maternità (Maternity leave) | No | No - Must be registered |
Congedo di paternità (Paternity leave) | No | No - Must be registered |
Congedo parentale (Parental leave) | Partially | Yes |
Aspettativa non retribuita (Unpaid leave) | Yes | Yes |
Permessi per motivi familiari (Special occasions) | No | Yes |
⚠️ Leave is registered in whole days. Weekends and public holidays are not included.
4. Sick leave
Sick leave is usually registered from the first day of illness. A doctor's note may be required depending on the duration and company policy.
⚠️ Weekends and public holidays do not count as sick days.
5. Work hours and time registration
When Italy is selected, no time registration method is chosen automatically. The administrator must manually choose between:
• Time registration without hour bank
• Time registration with hour bank
⚠️ The choice depends on whether work hours are accumulated as a balance or only documented.
Important
The standard setup is based on common practice in Denmark.
Companies with collective agreements or special arrangements must manually adjust their policies.
