Supreme Court dismisses appeal claiming court lacks jurisdiction over declaration of bonus award.

The Supreme Court dismissed the appellant's cassation appeal against a labor court judgment ordering the cooperative to pay bonuses and training costs. The cooperative argued that the labor court lacked jurisdiction because the declaration of bonuses was not a legal act within the supervisory board's exclusive competence. The court ruled that since the bonuses were discretionary rewards and not legal acts affecting employment relationships, the labor court had proper jurisdiction to adjudicate the dispute.