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Poseidon Fishing/Terry De Jesus v. NLRC, Estoquia, G.R. No. 168052, February 20, 2006, Chico-Nazario, J.: 1. Background • [The Company] … assert[ed] that deep-sea fishing is a seasonal industry because catching of fish could only be undertaken for a limited duration or seasonal within a given year. Thus, according to [the Company], [the Complainant]was a…
Dumpit-Murillo v. CA, Associated Broadcasting Company (2007)
Dumpit-Murillo v. CA, Associated Broadcasting Company, G.R. No. 164652, June 8, 2007, Quisumbing, J.: 1. Background • On October 2, 1995, under Talent Contract No. NT95-1805, [the Company – engaged in broadcasting] hired [the Complainant] as a newscaster and co-anchor for Balitang-Balita, an early evening news program. The contract was for a period of three…
Paragele v. GMA Network (2020)
Paragele v. GMA Network, Inc., G.R. No. 235315, July 13, 2020, Leonen, J.: 1. Background • [The Company was engaged in broadcasting.] • [The Complainants were engaged as cameraman or assistant cameraman.] a. Complainants’ position • [The Complainants- who were engaged as cameraman or assistant cameraman] claimed that they were regular employees of [the Company]…
Split Work Shifts
With the ongoing pandemic, many establishments have resorted to irregular operating hours which in turn created split work shifts for certain employees. For those who have been affected, many of them ask the validity of work shifts under Philippine Labor Law. What is a split work shift? Split work shifts (commonly called “split shifts”) refer…
FAQ: Contracting via Individuals as Independent Contractors
Answers to frequently asked questions on individuals as independent contractors in the Philippines. 1. Are individuals who are independent contractors considered as employees? No, individuals who are independent contractors are not employees. They are engaged in the business of providing services through their special skills, expertise, or talent. 2. What is the consequence if there…
Cases: Resignation
1. Concept and effects of tendering a resignation letter Philippine National Construction Corporation v. NLRC, PNCC Toll Operations Employees and Workers Union (PNCC-TOEWU) G.R. No. 117240, 02 October 1997 [The employer] and [the Company Union] entered into a Collective Bargaining Agreement far a period of five (5) years from February 1, 1990 to January 30,…
