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Showing 193–209 of 209 articles for “labor case”

Motion for Reconsideration Deadlines in Labor Cases: The CEU Lesson

Learn how a missed Motion for Reconsideration deadline made a labor decision final and executory in Centro Escolar University v. NLRC.

When Quitclaims Are Invalid: Labor Settlements and Dire Necessity in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when compromise agreements and quitclaims in labor cases are unconscionable and invalid.

Appeal Bonds IN Labor Cases When CAN They BE Reduced

Perfecting Your Appeal: Service of Notice and Timelines in Philippine Labor Cases

Learn how service of notice and appeal timelines work in Philippine labor cases, and why R.A. 7641's retroactive application has limits.

Intra-Corporate Disputes: When the SEC, Not NLRC, Has Jurisdiction Over an Officer's Dismissal

The Supreme Court clarifies when a corporate officer's dismissal is an intra-corporate dispute under SEC jurisdiction, not a labor case for the NLRC.

Perfecting an Appeal: Navigating the Jurisdictional Requirements in Philippine Labor Cases

Learn how jurisdictional requirements affect appeals in Philippine labor cases, with insights from recent Supreme Court rulings.

Forum Shopping in the Philippines: How Duplicate Cases Can Kill Your Labor Claim

Learn how filing duplicate labor cases amounts to forum shopping and leads to automatic dismissal under Philippine rules.

Finality IN Labor Cases WHY YOU Cant RE Litigate After Judgment

Untimely Appeal Understanding Finality of NLRC Decisions in the Philippines

Learn how the Supreme Court affirmed NLRC finality on retrenchment rulings and why untimely appeals fail in Philippine labor cases.

Intra-Corporate Disputes: When Corporate Officers Fall Under SEC Jurisdiction

Explaining Tabang v. NLRC: why a corporate officer's dismissal is an intra-corporate dispute under SEC jurisdiction, not a labor case.

When Layoffs Become Illegal: Labor Disputes and Management Prerogatives

Learn when layoffs cross the line into illegal dismissal, and why strict appeal rules in labor cases matter for employers and employees.

Intra-Corporate Disputes: Navigating Jurisdiction Between the NLRC and SEC

When a corporate officer is dismissed, is it a labor case or an intra-corporate dispute? The Supreme Court clarifies jurisdiction rules.

Appeal Bonds in Philippine Labor Cases: When Can They Be Reduced

Learn when Philippine courts may reduce appeal bonds in labor cases, the rules on perfecting appeals, and practical tips for compliance.

Loss of Confidence and Illegal Dismissal: The Burden of Proof in Labor Cases

A look at when employers can claim loss of confidence and how the burden of proof works in illegal dismissal cases under Philippine law.

Perfecting Appeals: The Importance of Surety Bonds in Philippine Labor Cases

Learn why posting a surety bond on time is mandatory and jurisdictional in appeals from POEA decisions to the NLRC.

Burden of Proof in Labor Disputes: Who Must Prove What

Learn who bears the burden of proof in labor cases—especially on payment of wages and employer-employee relationship—from this Philippine Supreme Court ruling.

Certiorari vs Appeal: The Proper Legal Remedy in Philippine Labor Cases

Learn when to file certiorari versus appeal in Philippine labor cases, explained through the Supreme Court's ruling in Espejo v. NLRC.