Supreme Court dismisses prosecutor's appeal, ruling prior notice of 12-month disability period is not required for retirement transfer.

The Supreme Court dismissed Helena D.'s appeal against her transfer to retirement status due to a one-year work disability. She argued the employer failed to inform her of the approaching deadline, claiming this prevented her from planning her career or finances. The court ruled that the statutory provision does not require prior notification, as the law only mandates a 12-month period of non-performance due to illness, which was factually met. Consequently, the court held that the lack of communication between the prosecutor and employer did not invalidate the legally sufficient grounds for the transfer.