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Showing 49–64 of 64 articles for “labor-only contracting”

Dismissal Upheld Despite Prior Termination When Dishonesty Charges Become Moot

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies rules on project employment, labor-only contracting, and due process in illegal dismissal cases.

Forced Resignation vs Illegal Dismissal: Protecting Workers' Right to Security of Tenure

A look at Lotte Phil. v. Dela Cruz on labor-only contracting, security of tenure, and the procedural rules on indispensable parties.

Control Test vs Independent Contractor: Manila Water Ruling on Labor-Only Contracting

Supreme Court explains when a contractor is labor-only, not independent, and when workers become regular employees under Philippine labor law.

Labor-Only Contracting and Illegal Dismissal: Ponce v. NLRC Explained

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on labor-only contracting, employer-employee relationships, and illegal dismissal in Ponce v. NLRC.

Labor-Only Contracting vs. Legitimate Job Contracting: Supreme Court Clarifies Employer Liability

The Supreme Court explains the difference between labor-only contracting and legitimate job contracting, and who bears liability for workers' claims.

Employer Liability in Labor-Only Contracting: Lessons from NPC v. PHESCO

When is a principal liable for torts of a labor-only contractor's employee? The Supreme Court explains in NPC v. PHESCO.

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.

Independent Contractor vs Labor-Only Contracting: Key Differences and Employer Responsibilities in the Philipp

Learn the legal distinction between independent contractor and labor-only contracting, and the employer responsibilities that follow, based on a 1998 Supreme Court ruling.

Labor-Only Contracting: Identifying the True Employer and Protecting Workers' Rights

Philippine Supreme Court ruling clarifies labor-only contracting, true employer liability, and workers' rights under the Labor Code.

Independent Contractor vs Labor-Only Contracting: Employee Rights in the Philippines

When is a contractor truly independent? Learn how Philippine courts distinguish labor-only contracting from legitimate job contracting and what it means for employee rights.

Understanding Labor-Only Contracting: Employer Responsibilities and Employee Rights

The Supreme Court explains labor-only contracting, employer liability, and employee rights in PSBA v. NLRC.

Piercing the Corporate Veil: When One Company Can Be Liable for Another’s Debts

Philippine Supreme Court explains when a company may be held liable for another's obligations, including labor-only contracting and solidary liability.

Labor Only Contracting in the Philippines: Protecting Workers' Rights

Learn how Philippine law distinguishes labor-only contracting from legitimate job contracting, and what protections workers have against illegal schemes.

Labor-Only Contracting: When a Supplier of Workers Is Just an Agent of the Employer

Understand labor-only contracting in the Philippines and when a manpower supplier is deemed a mere agent, making the principal employer liable.

Labor-Only Contracting: When a Manpower Agency Hides the Real Employer

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on labor-only contracting, employer-employee relationships, and separation pay for authorized dismissals.

Labor-Only Contracting: When the Principal Is the Real Employer in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains labor-only contracting, employer liability, and separation pay rules in Magnolia Dairy v. NLRC.