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Showing 1–9 of 9 articles for “workplace conduct”

Philippine Airlines v. Yañez: When Workplace Conduct Warrants Disciplinary Action

The Supreme Court clarifies when employers may discipline employees for creating a hostile work environment, even absent explicit sexual demands.

Workplace Conduct: Upholding Decorum Among Court Employees in the Philippines

The Supreme Court reminds court personnel that professionalism and decorum are non-negotiable, fining two employees for a workplace altercation.

Workplace Conduct Defining Serious Misconduct IN Employment Dismissal Cases

Workplace Conduct and Morality: Defining Boundaries for Public Servants

Court employees held liable for misconduct, immorality, and habitual absenteeism in a consolidated administrative case.

Workplace Conduct: Simple Misconduct and Disciplinary Actions for Employees

Learn how the Supreme Court defines simple misconduct in the workplace and what disciplinary actions employees may face for fighting or similar offenses.

Breach of Trust: When Workplace Conduct Undermines Employer Confidence

Supreme Court ruling on when managerial employees may be validly dismissed for breach of trust and loss of confidence.

Judicial Restraint vs Workplace Conduct: Defining Boundaries of Authority and Decorum in the Philippine Judici

A Supreme Court ruling on a judge's abuse of authority and a clerk's misconduct clarifies decorum standards for all judiciary personnel.

When Workplace Conduct Disrupts Justice: Defining the Boundaries of Discourtesy in Philippine Courts

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when loud office chatter becomes administrative discourtesy, and why judges cannot suspend court staff without proper authority.

Upholding Workplace Conduct: Carrying Firearms in the Hall of Justice and Employee Rights

The Supreme Court rules on a court employee carrying a firearm in the Hall of Justice, finding misconduct and oppression while protecting employee rights.