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Sep 28, 2021 civil service habitual tardiness administrative law government employees csc

Habitual Tardiness in Philippine Government Service: When Is It a Light Offense?

The Supreme Court clarifies when habitual tardiness is a light offense, not a grave one, in a 2021 ruling.

Feb 9, 2021 administrative law insubordination reassignment civil service public employment supreme court

Reassignment Orders and Insubordination: What Public Employees Must Know

Public employees must comply with reassignment orders even while appeals are pending. The Supreme Court clarifies the limits of insubordination.

Jan 26, 2014 administrative law due process formal charge civil service uraccs

Formal Charges and Due Process in Philippine Administrative Law: The Salva v. Valle Ruling

Philippine administrative law requires a valid formal charge before dismissal. The Salva v. Valle ruling explains why.