Polish Supreme Court dismissed teacher's appeal to restore employment due to school restructuring and lack of staff.

The Supreme Court of Poland dismissed Renata S.'s cassation appeal seeking reinstatement to her teaching position after her contract expired. The lower courts found that significant reductions in student numbers and class sizes made it impossible to teach integrated classes with a single teacher, rendering the plaintiff's claim for additional hours invalid. Consequently, the court ruled that the school's decision to not rehire her was legally justified under the Teachers' Charter.