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TUTELA DEL LAVORO E LIBERTA' D'IMPRESA NEI PROCESSI DI ESTERNALIZZAZIONE
No full textL’elaborato analizza le conseguenze lavoristiche della successione fra imprenditori, muovendo da una ricognizione delle varie tipologie di esternalizzazione con le relative esigenze e principali criticità.
L’indagine si concentra in primo luogo sul trasferimento d’azienda, esaminando la normativa e la giurisprudenza europee per passare poi alla disciplina di diritto interno, alle procedure sindacali e a uno specifico focus sul trasferimento delle aziende in crisi.
Successivamente l’autore si sofferma sull’appalto, prendendone in particolare considerazione gli indici di genuinità, i criteri di distinzione dalla somministrazione illecita di manodopera e la tutela delle maestranze in caso di avvicendamento fra imprese.
Da ultimo, la ricerca approfondisce le c.d. “clausole sociali”, sia di prima che di seconda generazione, valutandone la compatibilità con il diritto eurounitario e con la costituzione nonché riflettendo sui possibili rimedi in caso di loro violazione.The author analyzes the labour consequences of the succession between entrepreneurs, starting from a recognition of the various types of outsourcing with the related needs and main critical issues.
The survey focuses primarily on the transfer of businesses, examining European legislation and case-law and then moving on to internal legislation, trade union procedures and a specific focus on the transfer of companies in crisis.
The author then dwells on the contract, taking into account in particular the indications of authenticity, the criteria of distinction from the illicit administration of labour and the protection of workers in the event of turnover between companies.
Finally, the research deepens the "social clauses", both first and second generation, assessing their compatibility with European law and with the constitution and reflecting on possible remedies in case of their violation
Systematic Review: esophageal motility patterns in patients with eosinophilic esophagitis
No full textEosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) is a chronic disorder of the esophagus characterized by an eosinophil-predominant inflammation and symptoms of esophageal dysfunction. Eosinophils can influence esophageal motility, leading to dysphagia worsening. The spectrum of esophageal motility in EoE is uncertain
Advancements in the use of 24-hour impedance-pH monitoring for GERD diagnosis
No full textGastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) occurs in about 25% of the general population. The complexity of the disease and the multiplicity of its clinical manifestations impair the availability of a singular diagnostic test. The majority of GERD patients do not have any endoscopically visible lesions, the so-called non erosive reflux disease (NERD). This latter population consists of several subgroups characterized by: 1. excess of acid; 2. normal acid, but hypersensitivity to acid or weakly acidic reflux; 3. normal acid, but lack of any relationship between symptoms and reflux episodes. At present, 24-h impedance-pH monitoring represents the best diagnostic tool to detect abnormal reflux and to correlate symptoms to reflux episodes. Moreover, the recent adoption of novel impedance metrics, such as mean nocturnal baseline impedance and post-reflux swallow-induced peristaltic wave index, seem to be able to improve the diagnostic yield of 24-h impedance-pH monitoring, making this test the most accurate in diagnosis of GERD
Ultra Low Carbon Vehicles: New Parameters for Automotive Design
No full textAs the influence of vehicle emissions on our environment has become better understood, the UK government has recently placed urgent emphasis on the implementation of low carbon
technologies in the automotive industry through: the UK Low Carbon Industrial Strategy. The overall objective is to offer big incentives to consumers and support for the development of infrastructure and engineering solutions. This scheme however does not consider how the development of functional and experiential user value might drive consumer demand, contributing to the adoption of low carbon vehicles (LCVs) in the mass market.
With the emergence of the North East of England as the UK’s first specialised region for the development of ultra-low carbon vehicles (ULCVs), ONE North East, as a development agency for the region's economic and business development, and Northumbria University Ideas-lab have supported a project to facilitate innovation through the collaboration of technology, research and development (R&D) and business. The High Value Low Carbon (HVLC) project aims to envisage
new user value made possible by the integration of low carbon vehicle platforms with new process and network technologies. The HVLC consortium represents vehicle manufacturers and their suppliers as well as technology based companies and through an ongoing process of design concept generation the project offers a hub for innovation led enterprise.
Whilst new technological developments in areas such as power generation, nano materials, hydrogen fuel cells, printed electronics and networked communications will all impact on future automotive design, the mass adoption of low carbon technologies represents a paradigm shift for the motorist. This paper aims to describe how the mapping of new parameters will lead to new transport scenarios that will create the space for new collaborative research on user experiences supported by innovative technologies and related services
Pathophysiology of GERD
No full textBackground: Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a prevalent gastrointestinal disorder caused by the retrograde flow of gastric contents into the esophagus, leading to bothersome symptoms and complications. Its pathophysiology is complex and multifactorial, and recent research has aimed to explain the heterogeneity of GERD phenotypes, each influenced by different underlying mechanisms that contribute to symptom presentation and disease progression. Summary: GERD arises from an imbalance between defensive mechanisms and disruptive factors. Key pathophysiological contributors include esophageal gastric junction dysfunction, transient lower esophageal sphincter relaxations, esophageal motility abnormalities, delayed gastric emptying, and thoracoabdominal pressure gradients. Mucosal damage is exacerbated by prolonged exposure to acid and bile, pepsin activity, and impaired esophageal volume and chemical clearance. Additionally, central and peripheral neural modulation influences symptom perception, with heightened visceral sensitivity and esophageal hypervigilance playing significant roles in symptom severity and treatment response. Emerging diagnostic techniques such as high-resolution manometry, impedance-pH monitoring, and EndoFLIP® are improving our ability to identify specific pathophysiological abnormalities, leading to more personalized approaches to GERD management. Key Messages: (i) GERD results from a multifactorial interplay between anatomical, functional, and neurophysiological mechanisms. (ii) Esophageal clearance, EGJ structure and function, acid exposure, mucosal resistance, and neural modulation are crucial determinants of symptom severity and disease progression. (iii) The presence of different phenotypes of the reflux disease (e.g., GERD, functional heartburn, and reflux hypersensitivity) underscores the need for individualized diagnostic and therapeutic strategies. (iv) Advances in diagnostic technologies enhance our understanding of GERD pathophysiology, facilitating tailored management approaches beyond acid suppression therapies. Future research should focus on refining GERD phenotyping and integrating mechanistic insights into personalized treatment paradigms
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Matteo Maria Boiardo (1441-1494)
No full textMatteo Maria Boiardo – contemporary of Sir Thomas Malory and forerunner of Shakespeare, Spenser, Milton, Cervantes, Tolkien, and C.S. Lewis – is best known as the author of the Orlando Innamorato [Orlando in Love], a poem in ottava rima organically merging Carolingian epic and Arthurian romance. He was also a lyric and pastoral poet, playwright, and translator of classical texts into the Italian vernacular. Matteo was active in Italy during the years of 1463 throughout 1494, the year of his death
Uno sguardo all'Est. Lavoro e diritti fondamentali in Russia e negli altri Paesi della Comunità di Stati indipendenti
No full textNel contributo l'autore, dopo aver esaminato i diritti fondamentali del lavoro presenti nelle Costituzioni dei Paesi della Comunità di Stati indipendenti, si sofferma sul diritto del lavoro russo. La trattazione, a carattere diacronico, abbraccia i rami principali del diritto del lavoro: il rapporto individuale, le relazioni collettive, il mercato del lavoro. L'autore rileva una sorprendente continuità nelle linee essenziali del diritto del lavoro russo, pur nel susseguirsi di sistemi socioeconomici completamente diversi. Egli conclude che il diritto del lavoro russo appartiene saldamente alla matrice europea della materia.The contribution of the author starts by examining fundamental labour rights recognised by the Constitutions of the Countries of the Community of Independent States. Then the author focuses upon Russian Labour Law, going through the history of the main branches of the discipline: the individual relationship, industrial relations, the labour market. The article finds a surprising continuity in the essential lines of Russian Labour Law, in spite of the completely different socio-economic systems that were experimented in Russia during the twentieth century. The author concludes that Russian Labour Law clearly belongs to the European matrix of the discipline
A tricky case of pancreatic arteriovenous malformation: the role of endoscopic ultrasound in the diagnosis of this rare condition
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