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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “large scale illegal recruitment”

Large Scale Illegal Recruitment in the Philippines: Economic Sabotage Explained

The Supreme Court affirms life imprisonment for large scale illegal recruitment, an offense involving economic sabotage under Philippine law.

Large Scale Illegal Recruitment Conviction Upheld: Lessons on Appeal Limits

Supreme Court affirms large scale illegal recruitment conviction, raises fine to P5M, and explains why erroneous estafa penalties can no longer be corrected.

Overseas Dreams, Local Schemes: Upholding Protection Against Large Scale Illegal Recruitment

The Supreme Court affirms a conviction for large-scale illegal recruitment in People v. Abellanosa, clarifying penalties and reimbursement of placement fees.

Large Scale Illegal Recruitment: Promising Overseas Jobs Without Authority Is a Crime

The Supreme Court explains when promising overseas jobs without lawful authority constitutes large scale illegal recruitment under Philippine law.

Beware Illegal Recruiters: Large Scale Illegal Recruitment and Estafa in the Philippines

Learn how Philippine courts punish illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa, and what protections exist for overseas job seekers.

Large Scale Illegal Recruitment: Proving Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt

Learn how Philippine courts convict illegal recruiters in large scale, the elements of the crime, and the penalties under the Labor Code.

Employer Liability for Illegal Recruitment Despite Agency Licensing

Philippine Supreme Court rules licensed agency's crewing manager can be liable for large scale illegal recruitment.

Deceptive Recruitment Establishing Guilt In Large Scale Illegal Recruitment Cases

Learn how deceptive recruitment schemes establish guilt in large-scale illegal recruitment cases under Philippine law.

Large Scale Illegal Recruitment: When One Person Can Be Held Liable

One person can be guilty of large scale illegal recruitment if three or more victims are defrauded, explains the Supreme Court.