Supreme Court dismisses appeal, ruling temporary union committee members lack special job security protections until official election.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Teresa M. and her co-plaintiffs against their employer. The lower court had granted reinstatement to the plaintiffs, who were members of a temporary union committee, arguing they deserved special protection against dismissal. The Supreme Court held that such special protection applies only to elected officials, not temporary committee members, and that the plaintiffs' claims were inconsistent with the purpose of the reinstatement law.