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Showing 1–11 of 11 articles for “monetary claims”

Seafarer Disability Claims: Understanding the POEA-SEC Claims Process

A look at how the Supreme Court applies the POEA-SEC's strict procedural rules in seafarer disability and monetary claims.

LRTA v. Pili: When a Government Agency Answers for a Subsidiary's Labor Debts

The Supreme Court clarifies when a government-owned corporation can be held liable for the monetary claims of a subsidiary's employees.

Indirect Employers' Solidary Liability: Protecting Workers' Monetary Claims Under the Labor Code

Explaining the Supreme Court ruling on indirect employers' solidary liability for workers' wages, 13th month pay, and other monetary benefits.

Project Employees' Rights: Illegal Dismissal and Monetary Claims in the Philippines

Project employees enjoy security of tenure too. Employers must prove valid dismissal and payment of wages, 13th month pay, and leave benefits.

Upholding Labor Standards THE Secretary OF Labors Enforcement Powers AND Employee Rights TO Monetary Claims

Jurisdictional Thresholds Determining Court Competence Over Monetary Claims

Compromise Agreements and Employee Rights: When Settlements Don't Erase Prior Illegal Dismissals

A compromise agreement settles monetary claims but doesn't erase a prior ruling of illegal dismissal, especially for non-signatories.

Jurisdiction in Property Disputes: Recovery of Title vs. Pecuniary Estimation

How Philippine courts determine jurisdiction when a case seeks recovery of certificates of title rather than monetary claims.

Appeal Bonds in Labor Disputes: Ensuring Workers' Claims Are Secured

Learn how appeal bonds protect workers' monetary claims in labor disputes, based on a Philippine Supreme Court ruling on seasonal employment.

Regular vs Project Employees: Key Differences and Rights in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies regular vs project employee status, tenure security, and monetary claims under Article 280 of the Labor Code.

Solidary Liability in Overseas Employment: How Surety Bonds Protect Filipino Workers

Learn how surety bonds make recruitment agencies and their sureties solidarily liable for overseas workers' monetary claims.