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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “promotions”

Merit vs Entitlement: Supreme Court on Government Promotions and Dishonesty

The Supreme Court rules that impersonation in civil service exams is serious dishonesty, even after resignation from government service.

Foreclosure Deficiencies: The Bank's Burden of Proof in Loan Recovery

In Metrobank v. CPR Promotions, the Supreme Court ruled that a bank must prove the exact deficiency amount after foreclosure, or lose its claim.

Tobacco Sales Promotions: Who Regulates Them After RA 9211?

The Supreme Court rules that the IAC-Tobacco, not the DOH, has exclusive authority to regulate tobacco sales promotions under RA 9211.

Oath of Office Defines Authority: Upholding Appointments Before Succession in Public Office

When does an outgoing official lose appointing power? The Supreme Court rules on oath, succession, and valid promotions.

Balancing Discretion and Qualification: Upholding the Appointing Authority in Civil Service

The Supreme Court affirms that appointing authorities have discretion in promotions, provided appointees meet qualification standards.

Dismissal for Dishonesty: Falsifying Credentials in Government Service

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of court employee who falsified educational credentials in Personal Data Sheets to gain promotions.

When Court Appointments Need No Confirmation: The Soriano v. Lista Ruling

Supreme Court explains which military appointments require Commission on Appointments confirmation, and why PCG officer promotions did not.

Raffle Promotions: When Overdue Accounts Disqualify Prize Winners

Supreme Court rules on when overdue accounts can forfeit raffle prizes in Mondragon International Philippines v. Blanco.

Falsifying Credentials Dismissal Upheld FOR Dishonest Public Servants

Supreme Court affirms dismissal of postal employees who falsified educational credentials in their Personal Data Sheets to secure promotions.