Fixed-term employment contract was repeatedly extended or renewed covering the same position, and involving the same duties. Case law holds that the repeated engagement under a […]
Termination of employment that is based on alleged unsatisfactory performance rating was effected merely as a subterfuge and amounts to illegal dismissal. Thus, the SC held […]
Retirement benefits under Article 287 (Art. 302) of the Labor Code, therefore, should be applied in the computation of employee’s retirement pay and not the lower […]
Medical assessment or report of a seafarer’s disability must be complete and definite. A final and definite disability assessment is necessary in order to truly reflect […]
Talaugon vs. BSM Crew Service Centre Phils., Inc., et al. G.R. No. 227934, September 4, 2019 Permanent and total disability; 120-day rule; Final and definitive assessment; […]
Dismissal of an employee has a two-fold due process requirement: one is substantive and the other, procedural. For substantive due process, the dismissal must be for […]
Procedural due process requirements in the dismissal of an employee provide that the employer must furnish the employee with two written notices before dismissal from employment: […]
Redundancy exists where the services of an employee are in excess or what is reasonably demanded by the actual requirements of the enterprise. Mejila vs. Wringley […]
Notice to DOLE and the affected employees at least one month prior to the intended date of termination is required in redundancy. Mejila vs. Wringley Philippines, […]