Supreme Court dismissed cassation appeal regarding teacher pension eligibility based on 20 years of special work status.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a Catholic priest against the Social Insurance Institution's refusal of a teacher pension. The court found that the priest's unpaid religious instruction in parish catechetical centers prior to 1990 did not constitute employment under the Teacher's Charter, as he lacked a labor contract or appointment with the schools. Consequently, his total qualifying work experience fell short of the required twenty years, and the court rejected the argument that this distinction violated the principle of equal treatment.