US EditionRetirement Is Not a Reason for Dismissal From the State, the Supreme Court Ruled
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The B1 Labor Department of the Supreme Court definitively ruled in favor of retirees and concurrent employees, as it was ruled that the retirement and the parallel continuation of employment of an employee in the position he holds ... More
The Supreme Court, with its decision no. 83/2026, vindicated dismissed pensioners and at the same time employees of the "Municipal Water Supply and Sewage Enterprise of the Greater Volos Area",
Vindication by the Supreme Court for Retirees and Parallel Workers - "the Dismissal Was Unjustified"
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the retirees and employees who maintained their positions, as it was ruled that they cannot be dismissed and cannot be reclassified to the first...More...
The Supreme Court ruled in favor of retirees and employees, as it was decided that they cannot be dismissed and cannot be reclassified to the first salary scale. Specifically, from the B1 Labor… Supreme Court for Public Service Retirees: Their Continuation of Work is Not a Reason for Dismissal - NAFTEMPORIKI
The B1 Labor Department of the Supreme Court definitively ruled in favor of retirees and concurrent employees, as it was held that retirement and the parallel continuation of employment of an employee in the position he holds cannot constitute a reason for dismissal, but neither can retirement in itself reclassify the employee to the first salary bracket of the unified payroll, as this constitutes a “unilateral, detrimental change in working con…
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