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Work permits to sick notes: How Italy will bring more services online in 2026

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Clare Speak


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Published: 2 Jan, 2026 CET.
Updated: Tue 6 Jan 2026 16:15 CET

Work permits to sick notes: How Italy will bring more services online in 2026
Italy is moving much of its bureaucracy online in 2026. Photo by Vadim Bozhko on Unsplash

From faster work permits to sick notes by video call, here’s how Italy plans to simplify bureaucracy and make life easier for residents.

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Peter Ricci

2026/01/06 19:55

Damn, I never laughed so hard. The only change needed was switch from socialism to capitalism.

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