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Showing 25–30 of 30 articles for “reassignment”

Appointment vs Reassignment: Clarifying the Role of Local School Boards in Superintendent Designations

The Supreme Court clarifies when local school board consultation is required for schools division superintendent designations, distinguishing appointment from reassignment.

Security of Tenure for Philippine Career Executives: Rank vs. Position

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that career executive service officers hold security of tenure by rank, not by position, allowing reassignment without consent.

Security of Tenure in the Philippines: When Reassignment Becomes Constructive Removal

Philippine law protects civil servants from indefinite reassignments that violate security of tenure. Learn the rules from a Supreme Court case.

Security of Tenure in Philippine Civil Service: When Reassignment Becomes Illegal Removal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a government employee's indefinite reassignment violates security of tenure and constitutes constructive removal.

Upholding Election Officer Reassignments: Balancing Independence and Preventing Familiarity

The Supreme Court upheld Section 44 of RA 8189, which limits election officers to four years per station to ensure impartiality.

Management Prerogative vs Constructive Dismissal: SC Ruling on Workplace Audits

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when workplace audits and reassignments are valid management prerogative, not constructive dismissal.