Collective agreement breach regarding group dismissals does not violate termination laws if it doesn't affect the specific employee's job loss.
Legislator summary
AI generatedThe Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by an employee seeking reinstatement after his employer terminated his contract. The court found that while the employer breached a collective agreement regarding group dismissal procedures, this procedural flaw did not impact the legality of the termination itself since the joint committee had already approved the employee's selection for dismissal. Consequently, the court ruled that the breach of the collective agreement could not be treated as a violation of labor termination statutes.
Legislator headnote
AI generatedArt. 3 of the Act on Special Rules for Termination of Employment Contracts for Reasons Not Affecting Employees; Art. 45 § 1 of the Labor Code: A breach of a collective agreement concerning group dismissals cannot be assessed as a violation of termination provisions if it had no influence on the resolution of the employment relationship with a specific employee.