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Showing 25–29 of 29 articles for “forfeiture of benefits”

Dishonesty in Public Service: Forfeiture of Benefits Despite Resignation

The Supreme Court ruled that a court employee's resignation does not erase administrative liability for dishonesty, and his retirement benefits may still be forfeited.

Breach of Public Trust: Forfeiture of Benefits for Misappropriation of Judiciary Funds

A clerk of court loses retirement benefits for misappropriating judiciary funds, even after full restitution and resignation.

Dismissal for Misconduct: Upholding Ethical Standards in the Judiciary

A Supreme Court decision shows how gross neglect of duty and insubordination by a court employee led to dismissal from service with forfeiture of benefits.

Upholding Integrity in Public Service: Consequences of Neglect of Duty in the Philippines

A court stenographer's gross neglect of duty leads to forfeiture of benefits and a lifetime ban from government service.

Upholding Integrity: Why Government Employee Absenteeism and Dishonesty Lead to Dismissal in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how habitual absenteeism and dishonesty by a court employee warranted dismissal from service with forfeiture of benefits.