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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “nlrc appeals”

Appeal Bond for Labor-Only Contractors: Solidary Liability and NLRC Appeals

When must a labor-only contractor post an appeal bond? The Supreme Court clarifies solidary liability and appeal perfection rules.

No Certificate, No Appeal: Strict Rule on Non-Forum Shopping in Labor Cases

The Supreme Court affirms that a certificate of non-forum shopping is mandatory for NLRC appeals, and procedural rules will not be relaxed for unmeritorious claims.

Certificate of Non-Forum Shopping: A Strict Requirement in NLRC Appeals

Learn why the Supreme Court strictly requires a certificate of non-forum shopping in NLRC appeals and what happens when it is missing.

Decoding Independent Contractors When Control Determines Employment Status in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies employer-employee relationship tests and the mandatory certificate of non-forum shopping in NLRC appeals.

Missed Deadlines Lost Appeals Why Perfecting Your NLRC Appeal On Time Is Non Negotiable

A missed appeal bond deadline cost an employer its case. Learn the mandatory rules for perfecting NLRC appeals.

Due Process in NLRC Appeals: Why Employers Must Be Heard

Philippine Supreme Court rules on due process in labor appeals, explaining why the NLRC cannot decide cases without giving both parties a chance to be heard.

Navigating NLRC Appeals: Why Proof of Receipt and Timeliness Are Critical

Learn how the Supreme Court resolved a labor appeal dismissed for being late, and why proving the exact date of receipt matters.

Due Process in NLRC Appeals: When Procedural Lapses Don't Erase Just Cause

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on probationary employee dismissal, due process requirements, and NLRC appellate review standards in labor disputes.

When a Labor Arbiter's Decision Becomes Final: The Strict Rules on NLRC Appeals

Learn the mandatory requirements for perfecting an NLRC appeal and why a mere letter of protest cannot stop a final labor decision.