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Aragones v. Alltech Biotechnology Corporation (2025)
Aragones v. Alltech Biotechnology Corporation, G.R. No. 251736, April 2, 2025, Per Caguioa, J.: ⦁ On April 1, 2016, petitioner Paolo Landayan Aragones (Aragones) was offered the position Swine Technical Manager – Pacific (STMP) by respondent Alltech Biotechnology Corporation (Alltech). On April 18, 2016, Aragones signed the Offer Letter8 dated April 1, 2016. The Offer…
Inocentes v. R. Syuco Construction, Inc. (2019)
Inocentes v. R. Syuco Construction, Inc., G.R. No. 237020, July 29, 2019, Inting, J.: 1. Background • [The Complainants were hired as construction workers.] • [The Company is engaged in the business of construction.] a. Complainants’ position • [The Complainants] claimed that [the Company], a construction corporation, employed them as construction workers with shifts from…
Proof of Service
1. Concept Proof of service – refers to evidence presented before a labor court to show or establish that proper service of a required notice or document has been served to a person. 2. Service Service – refers to the act of delivering a notice or document to a person. Delivery – refers to the…
Dela Fuente DBA SM Seafood Products v. Gimenez (2021)
See: Original Decision Dela Fuente DBA SM Seafood Products v. Gimenez, G.R. No. 214419, 17 November 2021, Per Zalameda, J.: 1. Background • On 06 October 2005, respondent Marilyn E. Gimenez (Gimenez) filed a complaint for illegal suspension, illegal dismissal, illegal deduction, underpayment, nonpayment of holiday pay, premium pay for rest day, night shift, service…
Disciplinary Action
In the world of private sector employment, it does happen that a few employees underperform and/or commit violations. The employer is allowed by law to impose disciplinary actions against these erring employees to correct unlikable behavior. As a result, sanctions or penalties may be imposed ranging from verbal warning, written reprimand, suspension without pay, and…
FAQ: Resignation
Answers to frequently asked questions on resignation in the Philippines. 1. In General What is resignation? Resignation – refers to employees voluntarily and willfully exiting from employment after finding themselves in a situation that they have to severe their employment as personal reasons outweighs the demands of the work that they were doing. Legal definition:…
