The essay analyses the legal cases of volunteer and voluntary work emerging from the reform of the Third Sector. After defining the boundaries of the most recent regulation, which is now also applicable to the so-called ‘liquid volunteering’, the author examines the mandatory protective statute of volunteers in the comparison between old and new regulations. The reform of volunteering therefore becomes an opportunity to reconsider the classic issues of a theoretical-systematic kind − including its incompatibility with employment or remunerated work − and to analyse other forms and manifestations of gratuitousness that are increasingly spreading in the First and Second Sectors.
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