Supreme Court dismisses appeal, upholding employer's dismissal due to failure to justify child care absence under labor law.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by an employer against a labor court order reinstating an employee. The employee had been absent for two days to care for a sick child, relying on an insurance card entry, but failed to submit a formal medical certificate. The court found the employer's dismissal unjustified because the employee fulfilled her duty to notify the employer of the reason for absence, rendering the dismissal a violation of labor law principles.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 39312 KPC; Art. 45 KP: The Supreme Court dismisses a cassation appeal when the appellant fails to cite the specific procedural article violated, thereby binding the court to the established facts, and upholds a labor court's finding that an employee's failure to submit a formal medical certificate does not negate the validity of their notification regarding the need to care for a sick child.