Supreme Court dismissed cassation, ruling that teachers' status remains valid despite new law excluding social welfare homes.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by the social welfare home against a labor court order restoring the plaintiff to her position. The plaintiff, a psychologist, had been appointed a certified educator in 1997 while employed in a social welfare home, a role previously covered by the Teachers' Charter. Although a 2000 law excluded educators from social welfare homes from the Charter's application, the court held that this exclusion did not retroactively strip individuals of their status acquired before the law's effective date. Consequently, the court affirmed that the plaintiff retained her certified educator status and the lower court's decision to reinstate her was correct.