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    Supreme Court Provides New Penalties for Due Process Violations

    Philippine labour laws distinguish between two categories of employer-initiated terminations: (i) those involving blameworthy conduct (eg, serious misconduct, fraud, breach of trust, and gross and habitual neglect); and (ii) those involving economic motives (eg, redundancy, retrenchment, installation of labour-saving devices and closure).
    PhilippinesEmployment and HR
    JGLaw (Jimenez Gonzales Liwanag Bello Valdez Caluya & Fernandez)
    JGLaw (Jimenez Gonzales Liwanag Bello Valdez Caluya & Fernandez)
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    Discontinuing Employment In Philippines

    An employee may only be dismissed if there is a just or authorised cause for the dismissal. This policy is anchored on the principle of the security of tenure of employees, which is not only statutorily provided...
    PhilippinesEmployment and HR
    Villaraza & Angangco (V&A Law)
Villaraza & Angangco (V&A Law)
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    Offsetting The Employee's Liability To The Employer With His Final Pay

    Under the Department of Labor and Employment ("DOLE") Labor Advisory No. 6, series of 2020 or the Guidelines on the Payment of Final Pay and Issuance of Certificate of Employment...
    PhilippinesEmployment and HR
    Villaraza & Angangco (V&A Law)
    Villaraza & Angangco (V&A Law)
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