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  1. Dismissal in disguise

    Dismissal in disguise

    Can repeated pressure to resign and threats of criminal charges amount to constructive dismissal in the Philippines? Atty. Kathy Larios explains how Philippine…

  2. Voluntary resignation

    Voluntary resignation

    Can an employee still file a constructive dismissal case after submitting a resignation letter? Learn the legal implications of voluntary resignation,…

  3. THE Supreme Court

    Flexible work, rigid rules

    Management prerogative cannot be used as a shield to justify measures that effectively deprive employees of their means of livelihood.

  4. Reduced work days

    Reduced work days

    A Filipino worker seeks legal guidance on whether a company’s unilateral reduction of workdays due to business losses constitutes constructive dismissal, with…

  5. Workplace conduct

    Workplace conduct

    Supreme Court guidance explains constructive dismissal in the Philippines, where hostile or intolerable workplace conditions may force resignation and be…

  6. Floating status

    Floating status

    A sales clerk from Pasay questions the legality of being placed on an indefinite verbal “floating status” while coworkers remain employed. Legal guidance…

  7. Adjusted benefits

    Adjusted benefits

    A legal advice column explains how a resignation induced by false promises of unpaid benefits may constitute constructive dismissal, citing Supreme Court…

  8. Constructive dismissal

    Constructive dismissal

    Hostile work environments and forced resignations may qualify as constructive dismissal under Philippine law. The Supreme Court explains when resignation is…