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Showing 169–192 of 322 articles for “dishonesty”

Clerk of Court Dismissed for Dishonesty in Handling Public Funds

Supreme Court dismisses clerk of court for failing to account for P256,530.25 in court fund shortages, affirming strict accountability standards.

Breach of Public Trust: Dishonesty and Gross Negligence Leading to Dismissal

When a municipal treasurer's repeated financial irregularities amount to grave misconduct, dismissal from service is the warranted penalty.

Court Employee's Dishonesty and Grave Misconduct: A Lesson in Public Trust

Court interpreter dismissed for soliciting money from litigants under false pretenses, violating public trust and court integrity.

Falsification of Time Records: Integrity and Accountability in Public Service

Court employee dismissed for falsifying daily time records. Learn the rules on dishonesty and accountability in public office.

Breach OF Public Trust Dismissal FOR Grave Misconduct Dishonesty AND Neglect OF Duty

Court Personnel Misconduct: When Dishonesty Justifies Dismissal and Loss of Trust

Explore when an employee's dishonest acts constitute serious misconduct and loss of trust, justifying valid dismissal under Philippine labor law.

Court Interpreter Dismissed and Fined for Dishonesty and Grave Misconduct

Court interpreter who forged a judge's signature to defraud litigants is dismissed and fined P40,000 for dishonesty and grave misconduct.

Court Personnel and Property Transfers: When "Facilitation" Becomes Dishonesty

A court stenographer's dismissal for accepting money to process land titles shows why court personnel must avoid moonlighting in property transactions.

Truthfulness in Personal Data Sheets: Consequences of Dishonesty in Government Employment

A Supreme Court ruling on a court employee's dishonest PDS shows how concealment of past administrative offenses can end a government career.

Sheriff Dismissed for Grave Misconduct and Dishonesty Over Bail Bond Dealings

Supreme Court dismisses a sheriff for grave misconduct and dishonesty after he pocketed money meant for a complainant's bail bond.

Upholding Ethical Conduct When Court Employees Lie, Cheat, or Defraud

A Philippine Supreme Court ruling on dismissing employees for dishonesty and loss of trust, and what it means for due process in termination cases.

Court Personnel Accountability: Dismissal for Fund Shortages and Dishonesty

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of court employee for P147,972.60 in fund shortages, missing receipts, and dishonest collection practices.

Judicial Accountability: When a Judge Leaves Cases Undecided and Certifies Otherwise

A Supreme Court ruling shows how Philippine judges are held liable for undue delay in deciding cases, and why the line between poor case management and dishonesty matters.

Disbarment for Misusing Blank Checks: Dishonesty and Abuse of Authority

A lawyer who filled up borrowers' blank checks and filed baseless criminal cases was disbarred for gross misconduct and dishonesty.

Falsifying Personal Data Sheets: Dishonesty in Public Service and Its Penalties

The Supreme Court ruled that falsifying entries in a government employee's Personal Data Sheet constitutes dishonesty, but mitigating circumstances may reduce the penalty of dismissal.

Breach OF Public Trust Dismissal FOR Malversation AND Dishonesty IN THE Judiciary

Integrity Under Oath: Falsification of Official Documents in the Philippine Judiciary

A court stenographer's false declaration of civil status in official documents leads to a finding of dishonesty and a P40,000 fine.

Dishonesty in Public Office: The Price of False Entries and Delayed Deposits

A cashier's false cashbook entry and delayed bank deposits amount to dishonesty, warranting dismissal from government service.

Clerk of Court Dismissed for Misappropriating Fiduciary Funds

Supreme Court dismisses a clerk of court for dishonesty and grave misconduct after she failed to account for P238,220 in court funds.

Court Clerk Dismissed for Misappropriating Fiduciary Funds: A Lesson in Public Trust

The Supreme Court dismissed a court clerk for dishonesty and grave misconduct after she misappropriated P238,220 in fiduciary funds, reaffirming that public office is a public trust.

Falsifying Time Records Leads to Suspension for Court Sheriff

Supreme Court suspends sheriff for punching in co-employees' time cards, ruling the act is dishonesty and a grave offense.

Honesty Matters: Dismissal for False Statements in Government Job Applications

The Supreme Court ruled that false declarations in a Personal Data Sheet constitute dishonesty and falsification, warranting dismissal from government service.

Falsification of Documents and Dishonesty: Dismissal from Public Service

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of court employee for falsifying a CSC eligibility certificate and lying in his Personal Data Sheet.

Breach of Trust Dismissal for Misappropriation of Public Funds in the Judiciary

Cash clerk dismissed for dishonesty and grave misconduct after tampering receipts and misappropriating over P600,000 in judiciary funds.