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When Can an Employee Be Dismissed for Loss of Trust and Confidence: A Philippine Guide

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the high standard for dismissing employees on grounds of loss of trust and confidence.

Employee Dismissal in the Philippines: Serious Misconduct and Loss of Trust Explained

Learn when Philippine employers can validly dismiss employees for serious misconduct and loss of trust, based on the Cosmos Bottling case.

Illegal Dismissal: Proving Regular Employment and Due Process in Termination

Learn how the Supreme Court protects employees from illegal dismissal when employers fail to prove just cause and observe due process.

Project vs Regular Employee: What Brahm Industries Teaches About Valid Dismissal

The Supreme Court clarifies the difference between project and regular employees, and the due process required for lawful dismissal in the Philippines.

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.

Project Employee vs Regular Employee: Security of Tenure Under Philippine Labor Law

Learn how the Supreme Court distinguishes project from regular employees and protects workers' security of tenure under Article 280 of the Labor Code.

Overriding Commissions After Retirement: Employee Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on whether employees can claim commissions earned before retirement but paid after. Learn the rules.

Employee vs Independent Contractor: Key Factors in Philippine Labor Law

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the control test distinguishing employees from independent contractors in labor disputes.

Voluntary Resignation and Bonus Entitlement: What Philippine Employees Should Know

Learn when resigned employees lose their right to CBA bonuses under Philippine law, based on a Supreme Court ruling.

Employers Bad Faith Actions Employee Rights AND Remedies IN THE Philippines

Learn how Philippine law protects employees and passengers from employer bad faith, with remedies and damages explained in plain language.

When Can Employees Demand Bonuses: Vested Rights in Philippine Labor Law

Philippine law on bonuses: when they are demandable, vested rights, and what employers must know.

Breach of Trust in the Workplace: When Fraud and Falsification Justify Dismissal

The Supreme Court ruled that fraud and falsification by employees are valid grounds for dismissal, even for union officers.

Illegal Dismissal and Retirement Age: What Philippine Law Requires of Employers

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies illegal dismissal, retirement age, and CBA benefits for managerial employees in the Philippines.

Regular vs Project Employees: Security of Tenure in Philippine Construction

When do construction workers become regular employees? The Supreme Court explains repeated rehiring and security of tenure in Lao Construction v. NLRC.

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.

Habitual Tardiness and Loafing at Work: Legal Consequences for Philippine Employees

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on habitual tardiness and loafing: employee responsibilities, penalties, and lessons from Orfila v. Quiroz.

Defining Confidential Employees: Union Membership and Collective Bargaining Rights in the Philippines

Supreme Court clarifies who qualifies as a confidential employee barred from union membership, and how bargaining units are determined.

Security of Tenure: Understanding Reinstatement Rights After Illegal Dismissal in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine law protects employees from illegal dismissal and what reinstatement rights mean under the Labor Code.

When a Judge Reviews His Own Ruling: Due Process in Philippine Labor Appeals

A Supreme Court ruling on why a labor arbiter cannot review his own decision on appeal, and the due process rights of dismissed employees.

Confidential Employees and Security of Tenure: What PAGCOR v. Salas Teaches

The Supreme Court clarifies that a position's actual functions, not its legal label, determine if an employee is truly confidential.

When Can a Court Employee Be Dismissed for Immorality: The Badel Case

The Supreme Court explains when immorality warrants dismissal versus suspension for court employees, using the Badel case as a guide.

Moral Turpitude and Philippine Law: When Personal Conduct Impacts Professional Standing

Philippine law holds court employees to high moral standards. This case shows how personal misconduct can lead to administrative penalties.

Regular vs. Project Employees: What the Supreme Court Requires for Valid Project Employment

Understand the difference between regular and project employees in the Philippines, and what employers must prove to avoid illegal dismissal claims.

Workplace Misconduct and Ethical Standards for Government Employees in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies the ethical standards and disciplinary rules for government employees involved in workplace misconduct and unauthorized business.