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Showing 1–21 of 21 articles for “compensability”

Seafarer Death Benefits: Prescription Periods and Proving Work-Related Death

Learn the strict rules on prescription and compensability in seafarer death benefit claims, based on a recent Supreme Court ruling.

Seafarer Disability Claims: The Presumption of Work-Relatedness and Compensability

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when a seafarer's illness is presumed work-related and compensable under the POEA-SEC.

Seafarers Disability Claims: The Mandatory Third Doctor Referral and Compensability

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a seafarer's disability claim fails for skipping the mandatory third-doctor referral under the POEA-SEC.

Seafarers' Rights: Overcoming Pre-Existing Conditions for Disability Claims

Pre-existing illness does not automatically bar a seafarer's disability claim. Learn the rules on work-relatedness, compensability, and the 120/240-day window.

Seafarers' Disability Claims: Proving Work-Relatedness and Compensability

The Supreme Court clarifies the distinction between work-relatedness and compensability in seafarers' disability claims under the 2000 POEA-SEC.

Seafarers Disability Claims: Proving the Link Between Work Conditions and Illness

Explaining the Supreme Court's ruling in Atienza v. Orophil Shipping on work-relatedness, compensability, and the 120-day rule for seafarers' disability claims.

Willful ACT VS Mental State Determining Compensability IN Seafarer Death Claims

Death Benefits for Seafarers: Proving Work Relatedness Under the POEA-SEC

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on seafarer death benefits, work-relatedness, and the POEA-SEC compensability requirements.

Presumption of Compensability Protecting Seafarers With Cardiovascular Disease

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on seafarers' disability benefits for cardiovascular disease, presumption of compensability, and POEA-SEC.

Protecting Seafarers Work Related Illnesses AND THE Presumption OF Compensability

Work-Related Illness Compensability of Myocardial Infarction Under Philippine Law

Philippine law on compensability of myocardial infarction as a work-related illness, explained through Supreme Court rulings and legal standards.

Seafarers Death Benefits: Contract Extensions, Release Documents, and Compensability

Supreme Court rules seafarer's death compensable despite release documents and expired contract, protecting heirs' right to death benefits.

Seafarers Disability: Work-Related Aggravation and Employer Liability

Supreme Court ruling on seafarer's colon cancer compensability, work-related aggravation, and employer liability for total disability benefits.

Work-Related Stress and Compensability of Peptic Ulcer Under Philippine Law

Explains GSIS v. Raoet, where the Supreme Court ruled peptic ulcer is compensable when work involves prolonged emotional or physical stress.

Work-Related Death and the Presumption of Compensability: Leviste v. SSS

The Supreme Court clarifies when sudden cardiac death is presumed work-related and compensable under PD 626, easing the burden on claimants.

Retinal Detachment and Work-Related Illness: Compensability Under PD 626 Explained

The Supreme Court clarifies when retinal detachment is compensable under PD 626, requiring proof of reasonable work connection, not direct causation.

Line of Duty vs Personal Grudge: When Employee Death Claims Are Compensable

Supreme Court rules on compensability of employee death from personal grudge attacks, clarifying intoxication defense and line of duty standards.

Mental Health AT SEA Compensability OF Schizophrenia Under THE Poea Contract

Work-Related Hypertension Compensability and the Teacher’s Plight Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court affirms that a public school teacher’s hypertension and stroke are compensable under PD 626, applying a liberal standard of proof.

Work-Related Heart Disease: Proving Your Employee Compensation Claim in the Philippines

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on work-related heart disease claims under PD 626, and what evidence employees need to prove compensability.

When Is a Policeman's Death Work-Related? Compensability for Law Enforcement Families in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when a police officer's death is compensable under PD 626, and when the 24-hour duty rule does not apply.