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Showing 385–408 of 432 articles for “employment”

Forum Non Conveniens: When Philippine Courts Decline Jurisdiction in Overseas Employment Disputes

The Supreme Court explains when Philippine labor tribunals may decline jurisdiction over overseas employment disputes under the doctrine of forum non conveniens.

Non-Compete Clauses and Preliminary Injunctions: Time Limits and Mootness in Philippine Employment Law

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how non-compete clauses affect preliminary injunction validity, time limits, and mootness in employment disputes.

Seafarers' Sickness and Disability Benefits: What the Tuazon Case Teaches

The Supreme Court ruled that seafarers can claim sickness and disability benefits even with pre-existing conditions, as long as the illness occurs during the employment contract.

Jurisdictional Boundaries Resolving Employer Employee Damage Claims IN THE Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that labor arbiters, not regular courts, have exclusive jurisdiction over employer damage claims arising from employment.

Regular Employment and the Prolonged Service Doctrine in Philippine Labor Law

Learn how prolonged service of 20 years can establish regular employment under Article 280 of the Labor Code.

Strikes and Dismissal: When Illegal Acts Forfeit Employment Status in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when illegal strikes and violent acts during a strike can lead to valid dismissal or forfeiture of employment.

Project Employees vs Regular Employment: Security of Tenure in Philippine Labor Law

Supreme Court ruling on illegal dismissal of regular employees disguised as retirement, and the rules on appeal bonds in labor cases.

Probationary Employment in the Philippines: Security of Tenure and Illegal Dismissal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on probationary employees' security of tenure and illegal dismissal, explained in plain language.

Breach of Trust in Employment: When Philippine Companies Can Validly Dismiss Employees

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on loss of trust and confidence as valid ground for dismissing security officers who breach company policy.

Separation of Church and State: Supreme Court Upholds Labor Rights of Religious Workers

The Supreme Court rules that a pastor's dismissal is a secular employment matter, not an ecclesiastical affair, affirming labor protections.

Individual Proof IS KEY IN Illegal Dismissal Cases Understanding Employee Status IN Philippine Labor LAW

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on regular vs. seasonal employment and why individual proof is required in illegal dismissal claims.

Unsubstantiated Accusations in Employee Dismissal: Philippine Labor Law and Due Process

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on regular employment, seasonal work, and the burden of proof in illegal dismissal cases.

Regular vs Project Employee in the Philippines: Security of Tenure and Employer Obligations

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between regular and project employees, and the employer's burden to prove project employment status.

Beyond Employer-Employee Disputes: When Philippine Courts Take Over Damage Claims

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when damage claims from employment disputes belong in regular courts, not labor arbiters.

Philippine Security of Tenure: Why Fixed-Term Employment Can't Sidestep Regularization

The Supreme Court strikes down a fixed-term contract scheme that blocked an employee's regularization, reaffirming constitutional security of tenure for Philippine workers.

Project vs Regular Employment: What San Miguel v. NLRC Teaches About Employee Status

Understand project vs regular employment in the Philippines through San Miguel Corp. v. NLRC, a landmark case on employee classification and security of tenure.

Regular Employment for Private School Teachers: Security of Tenure and Contract Renewal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on private school teachers' security of tenure, probationary periods, and illegal dismissal through non-renewal of contracts.

Loss of Confidence and Illegal Dismissal: Philippine Law on Breach of Trust in Employment

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when loss of confidence justifies dismissal and when it does not, protecting employee tenure rights.

Fixed-Term Contracts and Security of Tenure: What Romares v. NLRC Means for Employers and Workers

The Supreme Court explains when fixed-term employment contracts are valid and when they are a circumvention of the worker's security of tenure.

Regular Employment After One Year of Service Prevails Over Fixed-Term Contracts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when repeated fixed-term contracts cannot defeat an employee's right to regular employment and security of tenure.

Solidary Liability in Overseas Employment: How Surety Bonds Protect Filipino Workers

Learn how surety bonds make recruitment agencies and their sureties solidarily liable for overseas workers' monetary claims.

Regular vs Casual Employment in the Philippines: Employee Rights and Employer Obligations

Understand the difference between regular and casual employment in the Philippines, and learn how labor-only contracting affects employee rights and employer liability.

Protecting Dreams Preventing Scams Understanding Illegal Recruitment AND Estafa IN Philippine Overseas Employm

The Supreme Court explains when illegal recruitment and estafa apply to overseas employment scams, and why victims can recover.

Navigating Dismissal Disputes: Labor Arbiter Jurisdiction in Philippine Employment Law

When does a termination dispute belong to the Labor Arbiter rather than voluntary arbitration? The Maneja ruling clarifies the boundary.