Supreme Court dismissed cassation against a cooperative's termination of a member's employment due to economic necessity.

The Supreme Court of Poland dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a cooperative against a lower court ruling that reinstated a member employee. The employee argued the termination violated constitutional rights and failed to meet the strict economic necessity criteria required for non-member staff. The court found that since the cooperative retained eight non-member employees while terminating the member, the specific legal conditions for economic necessity were not met, and the repeated attempts to terminate the employee were deemed unreasonable.