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Unsatisfactory Performance: When Two Consecutive Bad Ratings Justify Dropping from the Rolls
The Supreme Court explains when two consecutive unsatisfactory performance ratings justify dropping a court employee from the rolls.
Dropping from the Rolls for Unsatisfactory Ratings: Court Stenographer Case
Supreme Court affirms dropping a court stenographer from the rolls for two consecutive unsatisfactory performance ratings, citing public service demands.
Court Stenographer Dropped From Rolls: The Duty of Judicial Personnel to Maintain Accurate Records
Learn when a court employee can be dropped from the rolls for unsatisfactory performance, and why accurate court records are a public duty.
Unsatisfactory Performance When CAN A Government Employee BE Dropped From THE Rolls
When Can a Government Employee Be Dropped From the Rolls for Unsatisfactory Performance?
Philippine law on dropping government employees from the rolls for unsatisfactory performance, and the due process requirements that protect them.