Labor court has jurisdiction over reinstatement claims even for appointed public officials if no prior termination decision exists.

The Supreme Court ruled that the Labor Court is competent to hear a claim for reinstatement and back pay against the Supreme Control Authority. The plaintiff argued her employment relationship had converted to an appointed status, while the opposing party contended such disputes fall under administrative jurisdiction. The court determined that since no prior decision on termination existed, the specific administrative procedures for appointed officials did not apply, preserving the Labor Court's jurisdiction.