Supreme Court dismisses appeal; self-employment contract in one-person LLC is void due to lack of subordination.

The Supreme Court dismissed the cassation appeal regarding the invalidity of employment contracts between a sole shareholder and the one-person company he founded. The lower courts found that the contracts lacked essential elements of employment, specifically the element of subordination, because the shareholder was effectively contracting with himself. Consequently, the court ruled that such agreements are void as an attempt to circumvent labor law requirements.