Supreme Court ruled that a prosecutor's temporary higher-level delegation does not count as work on an equivalent position for pension purposes.

The Supreme Court dismissed Urszula M.'s claim for equalization of her pension, ruling that her time spent on a higher-level prosecutor's duties via delegation did not constitute work on an equivalent position. The plaintiff argued that performing higher-ranking tasks should qualify as work on a corresponding post, but the court found she remained formally on her original station. Consequently, the court held that such periods are only counted as service on the formally held position, not as equivalent work.