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Falsifying Credentials in Public Service: The High Cost of Dishonesty
Philippine law treats falsified credentials in public service as grave dishonesty, carrying severe penalties including dismissal and perpetual disqualification.
May 4, 2006administrative-lawfalsificationgovernment-servicepublic-officialscredentialssupreme-court
The High Cost of Dishonesty: Falsifying Credentials in Philippine Government Service
Learn how the Supreme Court penalizes falsified credentials in government service, and what this means for public officials and employees.