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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “union dues”

Employer Interference and Unfair Labor Practices: The SCIPSI Ruling on Union Dues

When an employer withholds union dues under a CBA check-off, it is unfair labor practice—not an intra-union dispute—vesting jurisdiction in the Labor Arbiter.

Union Dues and Agency Fees: When Can Labor Unions Validly Increase Them?

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies the documentary requirements for valid union dues and agency fee increases under the Labor Code.

Union Dues Increase: Supreme Court Requires Strict Compliance for Agency Fees

The Supreme Court ruled that increased union agency fees require strict compliance with Labor Code approval and documentation requirements.

Union Dues and Tuition Fee Hises: Protecting Faculty Benefits Under the Law

Supreme Court clarifies union dues on tuition-fee-funded faculty benefits, protecting mandatory allocations from negotiation fees.

Union Dues and Attorney's Fees: Protecting Employee Rights in Collective Bargaining

The Supreme Court clarifies when attorney's fees can be charged to union members and the strict rules on check-off deductions.

Union Dues and Employee Rights: Ensuring Legal Check-Offs in the Philippines

Philippine law on union dues check-off explained: what employees must know about authorized deductions, consent, and their rights under labor rules.

Check-Off Provisions in Philippine Labor Law: Employer Liability for Uncollected Union Dues

When an employer fails to deduct union dues under a CBA check-off, is it liable for the uncollected amount? The Supreme Court clarifies.