Supreme Court dismisses cassation; self-employment claim rejected due to economic dependence despite voting conflict.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal filed by Krzysztof S. against a social insurance decision regarding his employment status. The lower court found that although S. was economically dependent on the company he co-founded, the lack of subordination to his own management body meant the relationship was civil, not labor-based. The court ruled that the conflict of interest in setting his own salary did not invalidate the employment contract, as the core element of subordination was absent.