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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “company practice”

Company Practice and Holiday Pay: Lessons from Nippon Paint Philippines v. NIPPEA

When does a two-year payroll grant become a company practice employers cannot withdraw? The Supreme Court explains in Nippon Paint.

Diminution of Benefits and Company Practice in Retirement Claims: The Vergara Case

When does a benefit become a company practice? The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on non-diminution of benefits in retirement claims.

NON Diminution OF Benefits Established Company Practice Prevails IN 13th Month PAY Computation

Employee Status in Outsourcing: Key Lessons from the Supreme Court on Separation Pay

Learn when a resigning employee may claim separation pay under Philippine law, based on a landmark Supreme Court ruling on company practice.

When Company Practice Makes Resignation Pay: Separation Pay for Voluntary Resignees in the Philippines

Voluntary resignees usually get no separation pay, but a consistent company practice of paying it can create a legal right. Here's how.

Separation Pay for Voluntary Resignation: When Company Practice Creates an Obligation

Philippine law on separation pay for resigning employees, and when established company practice can create a right to benefits.

Voluntary Resignation and Separation Pay: When Is an Employee Entitled

Voluntary resignation generally bars separation pay, but established company practice can entitle a resigning employee to receive it.