Employment in San Marino

Dependent paid employment in San Marino covers starting, performing, changing and ending work for an employer. Private-sector access commonly runs through Labor, ULPA-CFP and the Commissione per il Lavoro, while public employment usually requires a concorso pubblico. Pay, working time, leave, social contributions and termination depend on San Marino law and the applicable sectoral Contratto Collettivo di Lavoro.

Tip

Choose the employment route that matches your access status and need for continuity: use Labor and ULPA-CFP when you qualify for the private-sector lists, or follow the published concorso pubblico rules for public employment. Compare the written contract with the applicable CCL before accepting, especially the term, pay, working time, supplements and termination rules. Keep records of payroll, contributions and deadlines because missing a three-day notification, ten-day renewal notice or eight-working-day IES deadline can affect your position.