Employees at Vatican Museums file class-action complaint against Pope Francis
Forty-nine employees of the Vatican Museums file a class-action complaint demanding better seniority, leave, and overtime benefits. The employees cite health and security risks due to cost-saving initiatives and overcrowding. The Vatican's labor regulations give 30 days for a response to the complaint.
Key Points
- 49 employees file class-action complaint for better treatment
- Citing health and security risks due to cost-saving initiatives
- Vatican's labor regulations give 30 days for response
Pros
- Employees advocating for better treatment and benefits
- Highlighting discrepancies between Vatican laws and Italian/European norms
- Bringing attention to social justice issues within the Catholic Church
Cons
- Employees may face challenges in seeking legal recourse within the Vatican's justice system
- Risk of backlash or lack of response from Vatican administration