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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “original charter”

Ombudsman Jurisdiction Over GOCCs: What You Need to Know

The Supreme Court clarifies that the Ombudsman has jurisdiction over officials of GOCCs without original charters, expanding anti-graft oversight.

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.

Jurisdictional Boundaries Resolving Labor Disputes Involving Government Chartered Corporations

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies that labor disputes in government-owned or controlled corporations with original charters fall under the Civil Service Commission, not the NLRC.

Ombudsman's Power to Investigate COA Findings Not a Prerequisite: PAL Officers Case

Supreme Court rules Ombudsman lacks jurisdiction over officers of GOCCs without original charters, like PAL. Learn the limits of Ombudsman power.

Ombudsman Jurisdiction Over GOCCs: The Original Charter Requirement

The Supreme Court limits Ombudsman jurisdiction over GOCCs to those with original charters, not corporations merely acquired by government.

Duty Free Philippines v. Mojica: Civil Service, Not Labor Courts, Governs GOCC Employees

Employees of government-owned corporations with original charters must file dismissal cases with the Civil Service Commission, not the NLRC.

Productivity Incentives Government Employees VS Private Sector Benefits

SC rules on whether GOCC employees with original charters may receive productivity incentives under RA 6971.

Illegal Dismissal Jurisdiction: Government Corporations Without Original Charters

Supreme Court clarifies which government-owned corporations fall under Labor Code jurisdiction versus Civil Service rules in illegal dismissal cases.