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Legal and labor disputes involving Ilaria Salis

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2026-09-25 22:00 UTC → 2026-10-12 12:33 UTC · added removed

European Parliament member Ilaria Salis is facing legal and professional scrutiny regarding her management of staff and finances. Initially, Salis’s bank account, which receives her parliamentary allowances, account was seized by third parties to cover approximately 7,000 euros in unpaid legal fees. These fees stem stemming from a Milan Labor Court ruling that ordered her to pay roughly 300,000 euros in compensation to two former parliamentary assistants, Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti, following their dismissal without just cause. Following the seizure, a A document attributed to “ex workers of Ilaria Salis” has surfaced, alleging further irregularities. The document claims that staff were subjected to a toxic work environment involving “daily mobbing” and the use of irregular employment contracts, such as freelance or VAT-based arrangements. The document further claims staff were expected to divert receive portions of their salaries “under the table” and were pressured to divert funds to support detained activists. The allegations also include Salis is currently contesting the use 300,000 euro ruling through the Court of irregular employment contracts and claims Appeal of receiving salary portions “under the table.” While an appeal process regarding the initial labor dispute is scheduled Milan. Her defense argues that she was unable to begin in Milan, exercise her right to defense because legal notices failed to reach her. Regarding the dismissal of Dadda and Gelmetti, Salis claims that working with them became impossible because they attempted to use her mandate and public resources for their own personal interests. She has declined denied the allegations of mobbing. The court must now decide whether to address annul the specific accusations regarding her office management. previous sentence and restart the case or proceed with an examination of the merits.

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  1. 2026-10-12 12:33 UTC Legal and labor disputes involving Ilaria Salis
  2. 2026-09-25 22:00 UTC Legal and labor disputes involving Ilaria Salis

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