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Showing 121–144 of 178 articles for “recruitment”

Fraudulent Promises Establishing Liability for Illegal Recruitment and Estafa

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when false promises of overseas employment constitute both illegal recruitment and estafa.

Certification of Non-Forum Shopping: When a Philippine Agency Can Sign for Its Foreign Principal

The Supreme Court held that a local recruitment agency may sign the certification of non-forum shopping for its foreign principal, but strict rules still apply to service of pleadings.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale and Estafa: Lessons from People v. Gonzales-Flores

A Supreme Court ruling on illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa, explaining what counts as recruitment and why convictions stand.

Protecting Overseas Workers: Solidary Liability and Illegal Dismissal in Philippine Labor Law

The Supreme Court clarifies the solidary liability of local recruitment agencies and the burden of proof in illegal dismissal cases involving overseas Filipino workers.

Deceptive Recruitment Establishing Guilt In Large Scale Illegal Recruitment Cases

Learn how deceptive recruitment schemes establish guilt in large-scale illegal recruitment cases under Philippine law.

Parental Authority and the Burden of Proof in Philippine Illegal Recruitment Cases

Explaining the Supreme Court's ruling on large-scale illegal recruitment, the burden of proof, and why parental authority matters in criminal cases.

No License, No Case: Understanding Illegal Recruitment Convictions in the Philippines

The Supreme Court acquits a recruiter for lack of POEA certification, clarifying the prosecution's burden in illegal recruitment cases.

Illegal Recruitment and Estafa: Lessons from People v. Fajardo

The Supreme Court affirms that unlicensed recruiters face life imprisonment and estafa liability, even when claiming to act for a licensed agency.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale: Philippine Supreme Court Affirms Conviction of Unlicensed Recruiter

Philippine Supreme Court affirms illegal recruitment and estafa conviction of an unlicensed recruiter who collected fees from job applicants for overseas work.

Navigating Illegal Recruitment in the Philippines: Understanding Large-Scale Fraud and Estafa

Learn how Philippine courts distinguish illegal recruitment in large scale from estafa, the penalties involved, and what this means for overseas job seekers.

Broken Promises in Overseas Job Scams: Illegal Recruitment and Estafa Under Philippine Law

A Supreme Court ruling explains how illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa arise from false promises of overseas employment.

Protecting Dreams Preventing Scams Lessons From The Linda Sagaydo Illegal Recruitment Case

The Supreme Court affirmed Linda Sagaydo's conviction for illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa, offering key lessons for overseas job seekers.

Supreme Court Upholds Conviction for Large-Scale Illegal Recruitment and Estafa

The Supreme Court affirms a conviction for large-scale illegal recruitment and estafa, clarifying penalties and the liability of unlicensed recruiters.

Illegal Recruitment and Estafa: Protecting Migrant Workers from Deceitful Recruiters

The Supreme Court affirms convictions for large-scale illegal recruitment and estafa, protecting overseas Filipino workers from fraudulent recruiters.

Deceptive Recruitment Establishing Guilt Beyond Reasonable Doubt IN Illegal Recruitment AND Estafa

How the Supreme Court upheld a conviction for illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa based on deceptive recruitment schemes.

Accountability in Overseas Job Promises: Illegal Recruitment and Estafa Defined

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa liability for fake overseas job offers.

Beware Illegal Recruiters Supreme Court Upholds Life Sentence FOR Large Scale Fraud

Supreme Court affirms life sentence for illegal recruitment in large scale. Learn the elements of the crime and key lessons.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale and Estafa: Lessons from People v. Moreno

The Supreme Court explains when illegal recruitment becomes large scale and how it overlaps with estafa, using the Moreno case.

Understanding Syndicate Illegal Recruitment in the Philippines: Liability and Due Diligence

Learn how Philippine courts treat large-scale illegal recruitment, what makes it a syndicate offense, and how to avoid liability.

Beware Illegal Recruiters: Supreme Court Upholds Life Sentence for Syndicate Preying on Job Seekers

The Supreme Court affirms life imprisonment for large-scale illegal recruitment, warning Filipinos against unscrupulous individuals promising overseas jobs.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale: Supreme Court Upholds Protection for Filipino Workers

The Supreme Court affirms the conviction of an unlicensed recruiter for illegal recruitment in large scale and estafa, protecting overseas Filipino workers from fraudulent schemes.

Navigating Illegal Recruitment in the Philippines: Why One Instance Can Lead to Conviction

Learn how Philippine courts treat illegal recruitment cases, why a single act can lead to life imprisonment, and what the Hernandez ruling means.

Illegal Recruitment in Large Scale and Estafa: Supreme Court Upholds Stiff Penalties

Philippine Supreme Court affirms life imprisonment and fine for illegal recruitment in large scale, plus separate estafa convictions.

Solidary Liability in Overseas Employment: How Surety Bonds Protect Filipino Workers

Learn how surety bonds make recruitment agencies and their sureties solidarily liable for overseas workers' monetary claims.