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Ilaria Salis faces appeal hearing over dismissal of two former aides
Ilaria Salis, an Italian member of the European Parliament, is appealing a ruling over her decision to end the employment of two former aides, Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti.
The appeal hearing is due to begin in Milan tomorrow.
The former aides sued her and won €300,000 in compensation in the first instance, but that ruling is now suspended.
Salis says the aides used their roles to influence her political choices and push public resources toward their own interests.
She says she ended their employment after attempts to reach an agreement failed.
Salis also says she did not know about the first trial until the ruling was issued because the case documents were wrongly served.
Her former aides’ lawyers declined to comment before the hearing, where Salis says she will present her case and hopes to overturn the ruling.
Ilaria Salis is due to face an appeal hearing in Milan over ending the employment of two former aides.
The aides, Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti, won €300,000 in compensation in the first-instance ruling, which has been suspended.
Salis says the aides used her parliamentary role to advance their own interests and that working with them became impossible.
She says she ended their contracts after months of trying to reach a settlement.
The aides’ lawyers declined to comment before the hearing.
- Who
- Ilaria Salis and her former aides, Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti.
- What
- An appeal hearing concerns Salis’s decision to end the aides’ employment and their compensation claim.
- When
- The hearing was scheduled to open on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- A court in Milan, Italy.
- Why
- The former aides sued Salis after she ended their working relationship; the reasons for the dispute are described differently by Salis and the aides’ side.
Ilaria Salis
Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti
Reason for ending the contracts
Ilaria Salis
Salis says the aides used her mandate to influence her political choices and direct public resources toward their interests.
Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti
They sued Salis over the termination and won compensation in the first-instance ruling; their lawyers declined to comment before the appeal hearing.
Work relationship
Ilaria Salis
Salis says the aides did not answer emails or attend meetings and demanded funding for their activities.
Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti
Not stated in the article.
utilizzavano il mio mandato come una risorsa loro invece che un'attività a beneficio di chi mi aveva eletto
mi hanno detto che avrebbero fatto tutto quello che potevano per distruggermi
Dadda and Gelmetti began working with her as local aides.
Salis says she came to believe the aides were using their roles to influence her choices and advance their interests.
Dadda and Gelmetti sued Salis and won €300,000 in compensation in the first-instance ruling.
The appeal hearing was scheduled to open in a Milan court.
- Former aides
- Valentina Dadda and François Gelmetti
- First-instance compensation
- €300,000
- Appeal venue
- Milan, Italy
- Hearing date
- October 12, 2026
- European Parliament election
- Salis was elected to the European Parliament
Sources
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