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A diverse team of employees, including a Hispanic male, an Asian female, and a Caucasian male, is engaged in a safety meeting in a modern office. They are gathered around a table filled with safety gear like hard hats, goggles, and high visibility vests. The group is actively discussing about Employee's Compensation Program.

6 Important Things You Need to Know about the Employees’ Compensation Program

The Employees’ Compensation Program (ECP) in the Philippines The Employees’ Compensation Program (ECP) in the Philippines is a social security program designed to provide financial and medical assistance to public and private sector employees and/or their dependents, in the event of any work-related sickness, injury, or death, where they may promptly secure income benefit and

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Abandoning the Family May be Considered as Evidence for Psychological Incapacity of a Spouse

Abandoning the Family May be Considered as Evidence for Psychological Incapacity of a Spouse

This article talks about the case of Lanuza vs. Lanuza where the Supreme Court stated that abandoning the family may be considered as evidence for psychological incapacity of a spouse as a ground for declaring a marriage void under Article 36 of the Family Code.

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