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  1. Unauthorized absence

    Unauthorized absence

    Can an employee be legally dismissed after missing work due to illness? A labor law expert explains workers' rights, due process, illegal dismissal, medical…

  2. Strained relations

    Strained relations

    Can an illegally dismissed employee refuse reinstatement after winning a labor case? Philippine labor law allows separation pay in lieu of reinstatement when…

  3. Probation woes

    Probation woes

    A legal expert explains that a probationary employee may file an illegal dismissal case if standards for regularization were not clearly communicated at…

  4. Illegal dismissal

    Illegal dismissal

    A labor law expert explains whether dismissal due to loss of trust and confidence is valid and why employees must still be given due process, including notice…

  5. Undue termination

    Undue termination

    Clarification on employee termination rights under the Labor Code of the Philippines, emphasizing just cause, due process, and the twin notice rule as affirmed…

  6. Job offer withdrawal

    Job offer withdrawal

    A legal insight explaining when a job offer becomes a binding employment contract, highlighting Supreme Court guidance on withdrawn offers, employee rights,…

  7. Unsatisfactory performance

    Unsatisfactory performance

    A legal analysis explains when dismissal for poor performance is valid under Philippine labor law, highlighting management prerogative, Performance Improvement…

  8. Strained relations

    Strained relations

    Atty. Maan explains that while reinstatement is the general rule for illegally dismissed employees, it may be declined in cases where strained relations make…

  9. Denial of entry is illegal dismissal

    Denial of entry is illegal dismissal

    ‘When an employee [sic] is able and willing to work, evidenced by their proceeding to the company premises, and the employer arbitrarily prevents them from…