Can an employee whose continued employment is prohibited by law due to a disease be terminated, and what are they entitled to?
Employees terminated due to prohibited or prejudicial disease are entitled to separation pay of at least one month salary.
Employees terminated due to prohibited or prejudicial disease are entitled to separation pay of at least one month salary.
This article discusses the doctrine that proof of payment of employee wage through electronic payroll system must show proof of submission or receipt by the bank of the payroll or advisory.
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This article discusses the doctrine that illegally dismissed probationary employees, like regular employees, are entitled to backwages up to their actual reinstatement”.
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What is the effect of the termination of membership in a nonstock corporation? Termination of membership in a nonstock corporation is carried out in the manner and for the causes provided in the articles of incorporation or the bylaws (SEC. 90, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). Upon termination, the membership shall extinguish all rights
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This article examines the legal implications of job offers in Philippine labor law, particularly the point at which an employment contract is deemed perfected.
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This article talks about the rights of employers and employees during work suspension based on weather disturbances, including payment and non-payment of wages during such time.
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This article explores the legal standards governing the execution and enforceability of quitclaims, waivers, and releases in labor disputes.
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