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Showing 25–33 of 33 articles for “employment status”

Regular Employment Status: Necessity of Work and Security of Tenure in Philippine Labor Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when workers become regular employees based on necessity of work and security of tenure under Article 280.

Regular Employment Status and the Limits of Prior Judgments in Labor Cases

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when a prior money claim judgment bars a later case for confirmation of regular employment status.

Seafarers' Employment Status: Contractual, Not Regular, Under Philippine Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that seafarers are contractual employees, not regular employees 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.

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.

Project Employee vs Regular Employee: Understanding Employment Status in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between project employees and regular employees in construction work, and when repeated contracts may indicate regular employment.

Regular vs Project Employees: Understanding Employment Status in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies regular employment, constructive dismissal, and retirement rights in Ondevilla v. Colegio de San Juan de Letran.

Illegal Dismissal in the Philippines: Due Process and Employee Rights Under Conti v. NLRC

Conti v. NLRC explains the twin notice rule, security of tenure, and why a fixed-term contract cannot defeat regular employment status in the Philippines.

Regular vs Project Employee: Understanding Employment Status in the Philippines

The Supreme Court explains the difference between regular and project employees, and why employers must prove project-based hiring.