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Feb 28, 2003 administrative law clerk of court dishonesty gross neglect of duty dismissal court funds

Breach of Trust: Dismissal of Court Clerk for Dishonesty and Neglect of Duty

Court clerk dismissed for dishonesty, gross neglect of duty, and absenteeism after failing to remit court funds and depositing cash bonds late.

Sep 27, 2002 administrative law dereliction of duty public service dismissal civil service judiciary

Dereliction of Duty and Dismissal: Upholding Integrity in Public Service

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of court utility worker for habitual absenteeism, insubordination, and conduct grossly prejudicial to the service.

Sep 27, 2002 administrative law dereliction of duty public servant dismissal civil service rules judicial ethics

Dereliction of Duty and Ethical Conduct: Dismissal of a Public Servant

Explore the Supreme Court ruling on dismissing a court utility worker for habitual absenteeism, insubordination, and conduct grossly prejudicial to the service.

Jun 19, 2002 administrative law judiciary neglect of duty habitual absenteeism philippine supreme court

Tardiness and Neglect of Duty in the Judiciary: The Tolentino Case

The Supreme Court suspended a court stenographer for habitual absenteeism and delayed transcripts, stressing that public office is a public trust.

Jun 20, 2001 labor-law awol civil-service public-accountability habitual-absenteeism supreme-court

Dismissal for AWOL: Upholding Accountability in Public Service

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of court stenographer for habitual absenteeism and AWOL, reinforcing strict standards of public accountability.

Jun 20, 2001 administrative case court personnel habitual absenteeism awol civil service rules public accountability

Court Stenographer Dismissed for Habitual Absenteeism and AWOL: A Lesson in Public Accountability

Explore the Supreme Court's dismissal of a court stenographer for habitual absenteeism and AWOL, and the standards of conduct expected of court personnel.

Feb 15, 2000 labor-law habitual-absenteeism public-service civil-service awol supreme-court

Habitual Absenteeism in Public Service: Upholding Accountability and Efficiency

A Supreme Court ruling on habitual absenteeism in the judiciary, explaining the rules on AWOL and the duty of public servants to remain accountable and efficient.

Mar 31, 1998 administrative-law

Judicial Accountability IN THE Philippines Supreme Court Dismisses Judge FOR Absenteeism AND Falsification

Mar 6, 1998 administrative-law government-employees absenteeism dishonesty civil-service dismissal

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.

Feb 12, 1998 administrative-law court-personnel resignation grave-misconduct civil-service supreme-court

Resignation Cannot Shield Court Personnel From Administrative Liability

Philippine Supreme Court rules resignation does not erase administrative liability, dismissing court employee for grave misconduct, tardiness, and absenteeism.

Oct 12, 1997 labor law habitual absenteeism civil service government employees leave rules supreme court

Habitual Absenteeism of Government Employees: Penalties and Lessons from a Supreme Court Ruling

Habitual absenteeism is a grave offense for Philippine government employees. Learn the rules, penalties, and key lessons from a landmark Supreme Court case.