Supreme Court dismisses second delay complaint due to applicant's procedural errors and delayed actions.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's second complaint regarding procedural delay in labor proceedings. The applicant argued that the appeal remained unresolved for over a year, but the court found that his initial defective filing and subsequent procedural delays contributed to the timeline. Consequently, the court ruled that the proceedings were not unreasonably prolonged because the applicant's own conduct shortened the relevant assessment period.