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Showing 73–91 of 91 articles for “employer liability”

Loss of Trust and Due Process: Employer Liability for Dismissal Violations in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when loss of trust justifies dismissing a managerial employee and what damages apply when procedural due process is breached.

Union Busting Unveiled: Illegal Business Closure and Employee Rights

When can a business closure be illegal union busting? The Supreme Court explains employer liability and worker rights.

Employer Liability: Proving Due Diligence in Employee Negligence Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employer liability under Article 2180 and the burden of proving due diligence in employee negligence cases.

Substantial Compliance vs Strict Adherence: Certiorari Dismissal and Employer Liability in Illegal Dismissal

SC ruling on strict Rule 65 compliance for certiorari petitions, plus joint liability of corporate officers in illegal dismissal cases.

Employer Liability and Due Diligence in Philippine Road Accidents: Proving Defense Against Damages

Learn how Philippine courts assess employer liability for road accidents caused by employees and the due diligence defense.

Unlawful Termination Employer Liability AND Employee Rights IN Dismissal Cases

Employer Liability in Philippine Negligence Cases: Independent Civil Actions for Damages

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies employer liability for employee negligence and the right to file independent civil actions for damages.

Illegal Dismissal in the Philippines: Why Unauthenticated Evidence and Lack of Due Process Can Cost Employers

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies illegal dismissal rules: retirement age, CBA benefits, and employer liability in Ondevilla v. Colegio de San Juan de Letran.

Wage Order Compliance During Bank Rehabilitation: Philippine Veterans Bank v. NLRC

Supreme Court ruling on wage order compliance, computation of daily wages, and employer liability during bank receivership and rehabilitation in the Philippines.

Employer Liability in Philippine Vehicular Accidents: Due Diligence and Negligence Explained

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employer liability for driver negligence in vehicular accidents, covering due diligence and contributory negligence defenses.

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.

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.

Employer Liability in Independent Contractor Relationships: The PAL Security Guards Case

Philippine Airlines v. NLRC clarifies when a client company becomes liable for an independent contractor's employees—and when it does not.

Check-Off Provisions in Philippine Labor Law: Employer Liability for Uncollected Union Dues

When an employer fails to deduct union dues under a CBA check-off, is it liable for the uncollected amount? The Supreme Court clarifies.

Employer Liability for Seafarers' Death: Navigating Repatriation Risks

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on employer liability when a seafarer dies during repatriation, clarifying the standard of care and compensation obligations.

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.

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.