Supreme Court dismissed appeal; train driver bonuses apply only during active locomotive operation, not waiting periods.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by a train driver against a lower court's ruling. The driver argued that specific allowances for locomotive operation should cover waiting times and passenger travel to the assignment point, which the lower courts had classified as working time. The Court held that these periods were part of the planned daily working time rather than non-working time, meaning the statutory bonuses for non-working periods did not apply. Furthermore, the Court rejected the procedural claim regarding evidence evaluation, ruling that such issues fall outside the scope of cassation review under the Civil Procedure Code.