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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “heart disease”

Seafarers Heart Disease Proving THE Link Between Work AND Illness FOR Disability Benefits

A seafarer's stroke was ruled work-related and compensable. Learn how the Supreme Court proved the link between work and illness.

Seafarer Disability Claims: When Heart Disease Is Not Compensable Under POEA Contract

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on seafarer disability claims, work-connection requirement, and the mandatory 3-day post-employment medical examination under the POEA contract.

Seafarers Disability: Proving Work-Related Illness Under the POEA Contract

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on a seafarer's disability claim for heart disease under the POEA Standard Employment Contract.

Work-Related Illness: Reassessing Disability Compensation for Congenital Heart Disease

The Supreme Court ruled that congenital heart disease can be compensable under PD 626 when work strain triggers symptoms, reshaping disability claims.

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 Heart Disease Makes a Death Claim Compensable Under Philippine Law

The Supreme Court explains when a non-occupational illness like cancer does not bar death benefits if a compensable heart ailment caused death.

Beyond Occupational Disease: How Philippine Law Compensates Death Benefits for Heart Ailments Alongside Cancer

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on compensable heart disease and death benefits under PD 626, even when cancer is non-occupational.