How much time was given to file money claims that had already accrued prior to the effectivity of the Labor Code?
Money claims accruing before the Code’s effectivity had to be filed within one year from that date, or be forever barred.
Are courts generally allowed to issue injunctions in labor disputes?
Courts are generally prohibited from issuing temporary or permanent injunctions or restraining orders in cases involving labor disputes.
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How are learners specifically defined under the existing labor regulations?
Learners are persons hired as trainees in semi-skilled, non-apprenticeable industrial occupations learned through practical on-the-job training in a short period.
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When is an incredibly destructive illegal recruitment scheme legally considered fully committed entirely by a massive criminal syndicate?
Illegal recruitment is considered committed by a syndicate if done strictly by three or more conspiring persons.
Basics on the Sale on Consignment
When you are engaged in retail trade, sometimes it is not practical to buy huge volumes of stocks to sell to your customers as this will require a higher cost on your part. You also subject yourself to the risk of not being able to sell all the products. Thus, an alternative to an outright
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The Nature of Sublease Contracts
Say for example you are renting a business space or apartment, not from the owner, but from another lessee. Under the law, you are considered as a sublessee. If the owner of the property tries to enforce the terms of his lease agreement with your lessor, what do you do? Should you respect the lease
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