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Showing 193–216 of 230 articles for “security of tenure”

Project Employment vs Regular Employment: Security of Tenure in Construction Projects

Learn when construction workers are project employees and their rights on termination before project completion, based on a Philippine Supreme Court ruling.

Security of Tenure for Philippine Career Executives: Rank vs. Position

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies that career executive service officers hold security of tenure by rank, not by position, allowing reassignment without consent.

Security of Tenure in Philippine Civil Service: When Reassignment Becomes Illegal Removal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when a government employee's indefinite reassignment violates security of tenure and constitutes constructive removal.

Security of Tenure in the Philippines: When Reassignment Becomes Constructive Removal

Philippine law protects civil servants from indefinite reassignments that violate security of tenure. Learn the rules from a Supreme Court case.

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

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when project employees become regular employees through continuous rehiring, securing tenure under Article 280.

When a Project Employee Becomes Regular: The Imbuido Ruling on Continuous Rehiring

The Supreme Court explains when repeated fixed-term contracts convert a project employee into a regular employee entitled to security of tenure.

Security of Tenure vs Legislative Power: The Napolcom Commissioners Case

When Congress declared Napolcom commissioners' terms expired, the Supreme Court struck it down as a violation of security of tenure.

Tenant Rights Prevail: Security of Tenure in Agrarian Reform Disputes

The Supreme Court affirms that agricultural lessees retain security of tenure under CARL, even when landowners claim conversion or termination of lease.

Tenant Rights Prevail: Security of Tenure and Agrarian Reform in Greenfield v. Cardama

The Supreme Court affirms that agricultural tenants enjoy security of tenure and cannot be summarily dispossessed, reinforcing CARP beneficiary rights.

Project Employees vs Regular Employment: Security of Tenure in Philippine Labor Law

Supreme Court ruling on illegal dismissal of regular employees disguised as retirement, and the rules on appeal bonds in labor cases.

Why Illegal Dismissal Cases Belong in Labor Courts: A Guide to Jurisdiction

Learn why illegal dismissal cases belong in labor courts and how the Supreme Court protects probationary employees' security of tenure.

Probationary Employment in the Philippines: Security of Tenure and Illegal Dismissal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on probationary employees' security of tenure and illegal dismissal, explained in plain language.

Illegal Dismissal Back Wages: Balancing Employee Rights and Employer Discipline in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on back wages for illegally dismissed employees, balancing security of tenure with employer discipline.

Regular vs Project Employee in the Philippines: Security of Tenure and Employer Obligations

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between regular and project employees, and the employer's burden to prove project employment status.

Philippine Security of Tenure: Why Fixed-Term Employment Can't Sidestep Regularization

The Supreme Court strikes down a fixed-term contract scheme that blocked an employee's regularization, reaffirming constitutional security of tenure for Philippine workers.

Security of Tenure Prevails: Understanding Illegal Dismissal in the Philippines

Explore the Salafranca case on illegal dismissal, security of tenure, and due process for regular employees in the Philippines.

Regularization After Probation: Security of Tenure for Philippine Employees

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when probationary employees become regular employees entitled to security of tenure under the Labor Code.

Security of Tenure for Private School Teachers: The NAMAWU v. San Ildefonso College Ruling

When do private school teachers gain permanent status, and what does illegal dismissal mean? The Supreme Court's ruling in NAMAWU v. San Ildefonso College provides clear answers.

Project vs Regular Employment: What San Miguel v. NLRC Teaches About Employee Status

Understand project vs regular employment in the Philippines through San Miguel Corp. v. NLRC, a landmark case on employee classification and security of tenure.

Regular Employment for Private School Teachers: Security of Tenure and Contract Renewal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on private school teachers' security of tenure, probationary periods, and illegal dismissal through non-renewal of contracts.

Regular Employment After One Year of Service Prevails Over Fixed-Term Contracts

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when repeated fixed-term contracts cannot defeat an employee's right to regular employment and security of tenure.

Fixed-Term Contracts and Security of Tenure: What Romares v. NLRC Means for Employers and Workers

The Supreme Court explains when fixed-term employment contracts are valid and when they are a circumvention of the worker's security of tenure.

Security of Tenure for Tenant Farmers: Upholding Leasehold Rights in the Philippines

The Supreme Court reaffirmed tenant farmers' security of tenure, ruling that land sale does not extinguish agricultural leasehold rights.

Constructive Dismissal vs Abandonment: Know Your Rights as an Employee in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts distinguish constructive dismissal from voluntary resignation, and what the San Miguel v. NLRC ruling means for your security of tenure.