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Showing 73–96 of 128 articles for “employee dismissal”

Due Process in Employee Dismissal: Philippine Supreme Court Case Analysis

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on illegal dismissal, loss of trust and confidence, and the employer's burden of proof in termination cases.

Breach of Trust and Loss of Confidence as Grounds for Employee Dismissal in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains when loss of trust and confidence justifies dismissing a supervisor or managerial employee under the Labor Code.

Employee Dismissal Illegal Overseas Call Involvement AND DUE Process Rights

PLDT v. Tiamson: dismissal for illegal overseas call connection requires substantial evidence, not just unauthenticated affidavits and unsigned printouts.

Breach of Trust in Banking: Upholding Employee Dismissal for Fraudulent Acts

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of bank employees for fraud, ruling that bank laxity does not excuse employee misconduct and breach of trust.

Proving Loss of Trust and Confidence in Illegal Dismissal Cases in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when loss of trust and confidence justifies employee dismissal, and what employers must prove.

Retrenchment Requirements: Proving Financial Losses and Fair Criteria in Employee Dismissal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on retrenchment: employers must prove substantial losses and use fair criteria like seniority when dismissing employees.

Due Process in Termination: Ensuring Fair Notice and Opportunity to Be Heard

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the twin notice rule in employee dismissal and the consequences of non-compliance.

Balancing Employee Rights and Employer Authority in Philippine Termination Procedures

The Supreme Court clarifies the two-notice rule in employee dismissal, balancing employer authority with due process rights.

Employee Dismissal: Proving Loss of Confidence Requires Clear Evidence

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on illegal dismissal shows why employers must prove loss of confidence with clear evidence, not mere suspicion or contrived charges.

Due Process in Dismissal: Nominal Damages for Procedural Violations in Philippine Labor Law

Learn when Philippine courts award nominal damages, not backwages, for procedural due process violations in employee dismissal cases.

Breach of Trust and Employee Dismissal: When Is It Justified in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when employee dismissal for breach of trust is justified, and why procedural rules yield to substantial justice in labor cases.

Retrenchment Rigor: Proving Losses to Justify Employee Dismissal in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on F.F. Marine v. NLRC clarifies the strict evidentiary burden employers face when retrenching workers due to business losses.

Breach of Trust as Just Cause for Employee Dismissal in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains when loss of trust and confidence justifies employee dismissal under Article 282 of the Labor Code.

Due Process in Employee Dismissal: The Two-Notice Rule Under Philippine Labor Law

Philippine law requires employers to follow the two-notice rule before dismissing employees. Learn what this means from a Supreme Court ruling.

Judicial Employee Dismissal Extortion Attempts AND Breach OF Public Trust

Breach of Trust: When Negligence Justifies Employee Dismissal in the Philippines

When does an employee's negligence justify dismissal for loss of trust and confidence? The Supreme Court explains in this Philippine labor case.

Illegal Strikes and Employee Dismissal: What the Supreme Court Says

Learn when union officers and members can be dismissed for illegal strikes, and the due process rules employers must follow.

Instigation Is Not a Defense Against Valid Employee Dismissal for Drug Use

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on whether instigation by an employer can shield an employee from dismissal for using prohibited drugs at work.

Just Cause vs Due Process in Employee Dismissal: The Rosario Ruling

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that a valid dismissal cause without procedural due process makes termination ineffectual, not illegal, and orders backwages.

Medical Certification and Due Process in Employee Dismissal: Protecting Workers from Arbitrary Termination

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on Cathay Pacific v. NLRC clarifies rules on medical certification and due process in employee dismissal for disease.

Burden of Proof in Illegal Dismissal: Unsigned Records Cannot Justify Termination

Unsigned records and self-serving documents cannot justify employee dismissal. The Supreme Court clarifies the employer's burden of proof in illegal termination cases.

PAGCOR v. Rilloraza: When Is an Employee Dismissal for Misconduct Valid?

Supreme Court explains when workplace misconduct justifies dismissal and when it is only simple neglect of duty, with security of tenure protected.

Dishonesty in the Workplace: Falsification of Time Records as Grounds for Dismissal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employee dismissal for falsifying daily time records, and the legal basis under the Labor Code.

Due Process in Employee Dismissal: What Philippine Workers Should Know

The Supreme Court clarifies what procedural due process really means in employee dismissals, using a Philippine Airlines case as a guide.