Teacher's appeal to Supreme Court dismissed for dismissal from work; appeal allowed only for expulsion from profession.

The Supreme Court dismissed Zenon W.'s appeal against his disciplinary dismissal from employment, ruling that the right to appeal to the Supreme Court applies only to expulsion from the teaching profession. The court found that the disciplinary commission correctly imposed dismissal from work under Article 76(1)(3) of the Teachers' Charter, which does not permit a Supreme Court appeal. Consequently, the appeal was left without examination because the specific penalty did not fall within the scope of the statutory appeal right.