Supreme Court dismisses pension claim where mother remained employed despite child's health needs until 1998.

The Supreme Court dismissed Jadwiga G.'s appeal against the Social Insurance Office's refusal of early retirement based on childcare. Although medical experts confirmed her son required constant care, the court ruled she failed to prove she was forced to stop working due to his health. The court held that employment termination must be independent of the pension decision, as the mother continued working until December 31, 1998, without interruption.