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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “outsourcing”

Outsourcing and Union Rights: Balancing Business Prerogative with Collective Bargaining Agreements

The Supreme Court clarifies when banks may outsource functions without violating union rights or the CBA in BPI Employees Union v. BPI.

When Outsourcing Obscures Employment: Labor-Only Contracting in the Philippines

The Supreme Court clarifies when a contractor is merely a labor-only contractor, making the principal the true employer. Learn the rules.

Outsourcing Validity: Management Prerogative vs. Union Bargaining Rights

Supreme Court ruling on when outsourcing is valid management prerogative and when it intrudes on union bargaining unit coverage.

Employer Responsibility in Outsourcing: When a Client Is Not the Employer

The Supreme Court explains when a company that hires security guards through an agency is not their employer, and the four tests that determine employer-employee relationships.

Control Is Key: Determining Employer-Employee Relationships in Outsourcing Arrangements

The Supreme Court clarifies when a principal employer becomes liable for outsourced workers, emphasizing control over contractual labels.

Control Is Key: When a Bank Becomes the Real Employer of an Outsourced Janitor

The Supreme Court rules that control over work, not contracts, determines employer-employee relationships in outsourcing arrangements.

Employee Status in Outsourcing: Key Lessons from the Supreme Court on Separation Pay

Learn when a resigning employee may claim separation pay under Philippine law, based on a landmark Supreme Court ruling on company practice.