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11 September 2024

SyCipLaw's Employment & Immigration Update (Volume XIX, Issue 1)

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SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan

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SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan was founded in 1945 and is a leading full-service law firm in the Philippines. Its principal office is in Makati City, with branch offices in Cebu City, Davao City and the Subic Bay Freeport Zone. The firm offers a broad and integrated range of legal services, with departments in the following fields: banking, finance and securities; special projects; corporate services; litigation and dispute resolution; employment law and immigration; intellectual property; and tax.
SyCipLaw's Employment & Immigration Update (Volume XIX, Issue 1) features the latest issuances from the Department of Labor & Employment (DOLE), summaries of Supreme Court decisions...
Philippines Employment and HR

SyCipLaw's Employment & Immigration Update (Volume XIX, Issue 1) features the latest issuances from the Department of Labor & Employment (DOLE), summaries of Supreme Court decisions, and labor and immigration updates.

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Labor Advisories

  • DOLE Labor Advisory No. 23-23: Guidelines on Minimum Public Health Standards in Workplaces Relative to the Lifting of the State of Public Health Emergency due to COVID-19
  • DOLE Labor Advisory No. 19-23: Supplemental Guidelines on the Implementation of the Mental Health Policy and Program in the Workplace
  • DOLE Labor Advisory No. 20-23: Guidelines on the Implementation of the Workplace Policy and Program on Cancer Prevention and Control in the Private Sector
  • DOLE Labor Advisory No.21-23: Supplemental Guidelines on the Implementation of Safety and Health Measures for the Prevention and Control of Tuberculosis (TB) in the Workplace
  • DOLE Labor Advisory No.22-23: Supplemental Guidelines on the Implementation of the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS in the Workplace

Other Insights

  • Republic Act No. 11360: New Rules on Service Charges
  • Use of Company Payroll for Personal Expenses Constitutes Just Cause for Dismissal
  • Non-remittance of Union Dues by an Employer considered Unfair Labor Practice
  • Accumulation of Relatively Minor Lapses by Confidential Employee Constitutes Just Cause for Dismissal
  • Offer of Optional Retirement to an Employee under Administrative Investigation not Tantamount to Constructive Dismissal
  • When Labor Contracting Arrangements Deemed Legitimate or Labor-Only
  • Guidelines on Seafarer Requests for Third Doctor Referrals in Disability Claims

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