Supreme Court dismisses occupational disease claim for bank employee with shoulder tendonitis.

The Supreme Court of Finland dismissed the claim by a bank employee seeking compensation for bilateral shoulder tendonitis. The applicant argued the condition arose from work-related stress and physical strain, while the opposing party contended the symptoms were pre-existing or unrelated to employment duties. The court ruled that the medical evidence failed to establish a causal link between the applicant's specific job tasks and the diagnosed tendonitis, thus rejecting the occupational disease classification.