Italy publishes decree on work incentives for people with disabilities
Italy's Presidency of the Council of Ministers, through its department for disability policies, has announced the publication of a decree dated 23 July 2026. The decree sets out incentives to help people with disabilities find and keep work, paid from the 2026 Unified Fund for the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities. The notice itself gives no amounts or eligibility details.
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What does it mean?
The government has officially published a rule that sets up financial incentives to help people with disabilities get jobs. The money comes from a 2026 fund set aside for disability inclusion. The notice does not say how much each employer or worker would receive.
Who is affected?
People with disabilities looking for work or already employed, and employers who could take part in the incentive scheme.