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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “labor jurisdiction”

When Church Governance Prevails: Minister Reassignment and Labor Jurisdiction in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when a pastor's non-reappointment is an ecclesiastical affair beyond labor tribunals' jurisdiction, and why courts respect church autonomy.

Corporate Officers and Labor Jurisdiction: Lessons from Locsin v. Nissan Lease

The Supreme Court clarifies that corporate officers cannot claim illegal dismissal before labor tribunals; their removal is an intra-corporate dispute.

When Government Corporations Are Not Employers: The LRTA Case on Labor Jurisdiction

The Supreme Court clarifies when government-owned corporations with original charters fall outside labor arbiter jurisdiction, using the LRTA-METRO case.

Employer-Employee Relationship Defines Labor Jurisdiction in Contractual Arrangements

When does a government-owned corporation become liable for a contractor's employees? The Supreme Court clarifies jurisdiction rules.

Employee vs Corporate Officer: Who Hears Illegal Dismissal Cases?

The Supreme Court clarifies when a company administrator is a regular employee, not a corporate officer, for labor jurisdiction purposes.

Employer-Employee Relationship Is Key to Labor Jurisdiction in Illegal Dismissal Cases

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why employer-employee relationship is jurisdictional in illegal dismissal cases and when corporate officers can be held liable.

GOCC vs. Private Corporation: Labor Jurisdiction and the Philippine National Red Cross Case

Learn how the Supreme Court's charter test determines whether an employer is a GOCC and which tribunal—CSC or NLRC—has jurisdiction over labor disputes.