Labor law ruling: waiting for employer summons does not equal work readiness under Art. 81 § 1 KP.

The Supreme Court dismissed both the plaintiff's and defendant's cassation appeals regarding a labor dispute over job readiness. The plaintiff sought unpaid wages after being offered a different position, while the defendant argued the plaintiff failed to formally reject the new terms. The court held that merely waiting for a summons to perform work does not constitute readiness unless justified by specific circumstances.