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Showing 1–24 of 35 articles for “dole”

Work Permit for Foreign Workers in the Philippines: DOLE Requirements

Foreign workers in the Philippines need a DOLE employment permit under Article 39 of the Labor Code. Here is who must secure one and how.

OSH Compliance in the Philippines: What Employers Must Prepare Under RA 11058

Occupational safety and health compliance in the Philippines means following RA 11058 and DOLE standards. Here is what covered workplaces must prepare.

Corporate Compliance Calendar Philippines: SEC, BIR, DOLE and NPC Deadlines

Track your Philippine corporate compliance calendar: SEC reportorial requirements, BIR registration and invoicing rules, DOLE reports, and NPC data privacy duties.

DOLE Compliance Inspection in the Philippines: What Employers Face

A DOLE compliance inspection in the Philippines checks employer compliance with labor laws. Know the rules, the employer's duties, and how to prepare.

DOLE Inspection of a Foreign-Owned Employer in the Philippines: What to Expect

Facing a DOLE inspection as a foreign employer in the Philippines? Know the Labor Code inspection powers, the rules on alien employment, and how to prepare.

Foreign Workers in Philippine Gaming: The Employment Permit and GEL Rules

Foreign workers in Philippine gaming need a DOLE employment permit, a BID working visa, and a PAGCOR Gaming Employment License before they may be deployed.

Corporate Compliance Calendar Philippines: SEC, BIR, DOLE, NPC, LGU

A corporate compliance calendar for Philippine companies covering SEC, BIR, DOLE, NPC, and LGU deadlines, plus the rules behind each recurring filing.

DOLE SEnA Filing Procedure Philippines: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn the DOLE SEnA filing procedure in the Philippines—how to file a labor complaint through the Single Entry Approach and get free mediation.

Challenging Labor Only Contracting: Regular Employment Rights Affirmed

Supreme Court affirms that DOLE registration alone does not prove legitimate job contracting; workers performing principal business tasks are regular employees.

Fair Wage Standards for Bus Drivers Upheld: PBOAP v. DOLE Explained

The Supreme Court upheld DOLE Order No. 118-12 requiring part-fixed wages for bus drivers, ruling it a valid exercise of police power.

Employer-Employee Relationship and Due Process in DOLE Labor Standards Cases

Supreme Court ruling on DOLE jurisdiction, employer-employee relationship requirements, and due process in labor standards enforcement.

Redundancy Dismissals: Strict Compliance With Labor Code Imperative

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies strict requirements for valid redundancy termination, including mandatory DOLE notice and fair selection criteria.

Norkis Trading v. Buenavista: Labor-Only Contracting and Employer Status

Learn how the Supreme Court ruled on labor-only contracting, employer status, and the binding effect of DOLE findings in Norkis Trading v. Buenavista.

Simplified Union Registration in the Philippines: Understanding DOLE Department Order 40-03

The Supreme Court upheld DOLE Department Order 40-03, confirming simplified registration rules for local chapters of labor federations.

Illegal Slowdown Strikes and Union Officer Liability: Lessons from Monterey Foods

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when union officers may be dismissed for illegal slowdown strikes after DOLE assumes jurisdiction.

Retrenchment in the Philippines: Balancing Employer Prerogative and Employee Rights

A Supreme Court ruling clarifies when retrenchment is valid, how waivers and quitclaims are tested, and what happens when the required DOLE notice is late.

Union Registration in the Philippines: Balancing Compliance and Workers' Rights

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when failure to submit union reports warrants cancellation of registration, and the DOLE Secretary's review power.

Retrenchment in the Philippines: Balancing Business Needs and Employee Rights

The Supreme Court clarifies the rules on valid retrenchment, including fair selection criteria and the 30-day notice requirement to DOLE.

Employer Liability: Proving Payment of Wages and Benefits in Employee Claims

Learn how Philippine courts weigh employer evidence in labor claims, and why DOLE certifications alone may not prove payment of wages and benefits.

Qualification Standards and Security of Tenure in Government Employment: DOLE v. Maceda

SC ruling on temporary appointments, qualification standards, and the proper remedy for CSC decisions in government service.

Upholding Doles Authority When Labor Inspections Trump Individual Claim Limits

When a Motion for Reconsideration Is Not Required: Certification Election Ruling

Supreme Court clarifies when the motion for reconsideration rule yields to DOLE rules, and how res judicata applies to certification election petitions.

Due Process and DOLE Jurisdiction: Lessons from Bay Haven v. Abuan

Supreme Court clarifies DOLE visitorial powers, due process in labor inspections, and limits on monetary awards in compliance orders.

Upholding Workers' Rights: The Extent of DOLE's Authority and the Validity of Labor Standards Claims

The Supreme Court clarifies the scope of DOLE's visitorial powers over labor standards claims and the limits of its jurisdiction.