Supreme Court rules a state liquidator with an employment contract is an employee of the appointing authority.

The Supreme Court resolved a legal question regarding whether a state enterprise liquidator with an employment contract constitutes an employee of the appointing authority. The Social Insurance Institution argued the liquidator was not an employee due to the administrative nature of the role, while the liquidator claimed social insurance coverage. The Court held that when the appointing authority concludes an employment contract with the liquidator, the liquidator is deemed an employee of that authority.