Supreme Court dismissed teacher's appeal; organizational changes justified school director's termination decision under Teacher's Charter.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the teacher's cassation appeal regarding his termination from a primary school. The lower courts found that significant organizational changes, including a shift to a single-shift system and a drastic reduction in library hours, legally mandated the school director to terminate employment with one of two staff members. The court ruled that the director's choice to terminate the appellant did not violate the Teacher's Charter because the law grants the director discretion in selecting which employee to dismiss during such reductions.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 20 ust. 1 Karty Nauczyciela; The school director possesses the authority to terminate an employment relationship or transfer a teacher to inactivity status due to genuine organizational changes, with the discretion to select the specific employee without a statutory obligation to prioritize other colleagues or provide prior notice.