Abstract
The essay aims to reconstruct the meaning of accidents at work and, in particular, the injury at work in the case of harmful events occurring to workers who perform their work without predetermined working hours and locations. After reconstructing the evolution of the interpretation of the injury at work, the essay addresses the various issues that work without predetermined hours and location raise in terms of the application of compulsory insurance and, more generally, the constitutionally relevant distinction between the protection reserved for occupational events and that provided for events not related to work.

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