Codal Framework for Labor Relations

Found in the Internet. Hope it helps.

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1. CONSTITUTIONAL BASIS ON PROTECTION TO LABOR
   
   1. Article II, Section 18 – Labor is a primary social and economic force which the State is mandated to protect
      
   2. Article III, Section 1 – Due process clause
      
   3. Article IX – Civil Service
      
   4. Article XIII, Section 3 (Protection Guarantees)
      

Proposed Updates

Been busy the past few weeks. 1st semester of 4th year has not officially ended. Still have exams on Political Law Review and Criminal Law Review classes.

I am planning to do some changes with regards to the law docs provided in this site. so expect some 404s. but hopefully i can do the updating without getting bugged down.

For comments and suggestions please email me or reply to this thread. it would be better if you can join in as a follower.

Thank you.

Keep studying!

What Mattered Most

My Private Legal Practice experience.

Classroom sessions and experiencing actual practice have its own degree of importance in the study of law. The challenge for me is combining the two to come up with a fairly effective practical solution.

The experience I had in the private law office was enlightening. It opened up a window and allowed me to see the real intricacies of the Law Profession. Being assigned to read on cases, research on applicable provisions of law, contemplating on the effectiveness of the information procured to the actual circumstances of the client and submitting to the lawyer requesting it is nerve racking but rewarding. Once or twice I failed to properly analyze the circumstances leading me to provide inapplicable jurisprudence and wrong provisions of law. I was advised and taught by the lawyers to expound my perception of the law and not limit it to one point of view. After that, things went smoothly. I was engrossed with research. Upon learning the craft, I submitted research materials that were either applicable or right on the spot. It was very fulfilling and I enjoyed doing it.

The practical exercise inculcated in me that nothing is more important than doing a good research in preparing for a case. In-depth knowledge of substantial and remedial law is indeed a need. If I did not have enough knowledge of the law, I would have been lost in my research because I would not know what to look for and which would apply to a certain given circumstance.

The time I had with the law firm was very productive and truly inspirational. I was happy doing it – and that's what mattered most.

Eye-opener for an Advocacy

My Public Legal Practice Experience.

Choosing the venue for my Public Legal practicum was not easy. What public legal office would help me see the application of law in a different perspective and at the same time appreciate it even more? The variation I wanted was to be out of the confines of a law office. Never did I imagine that the one I chose was literally that.

My practicum in PEMO was not life changing. It was an eye-opener. The experience was not the typical law office work. It was mostly field work and attending meetings, seminars and hearings. The most interesting part was when I conducted a segment in a seminar whose participants were farmers. I explained to them the basic structure of the three branches of our government and how it is related to their role as Bantay Bukid volunteers. 

The challenge was not just to let them know of the importance of protecting our environment but to empower them with knowledge about their constitutional rights as citizens in furtherance of our fight against illegal activities which directly affect their source of livelihood as well. I explained the concept in a way that they will understand and appreciate it. It was also emphasized that they are the front liners in the struggle to protect the environment. It had to begin from them, it had to begin in the grass roots level.

What was fascinating was the reflection of eagerness to understand and know these important information which to some in the urban areas, even though knowledgeable are sometimes aloof in appreciating such.

It was time well spent. I am happy I did my share in protecting our environment and I plan to continue this advocacy.

Chastity!

Credit Goes to Atty. Mirano for Sharing this to our Class in Criminal Law II

LABOR REL: WENPHIL SERRANO AGABON DOCTRINE Distinguished

THE DISMISSAL IS FOR A JUST OR AUTHORIZED CAUSE BUT DUE PROCESS WAS NOT OBSERVED.

Due Process to be Observed by The Employer - For termination of the employment based on the any of the just causes for termination, the requirements of due process that an employer must comply with are: (TWIN NOTICES)

Legal Medicine Reviewer

The Internet does provide almost all the information we need. I give thanks to CRISBERT I. CUALTEROS, NLD. for posting this reviewer. It is really a big help.

To view the reviewer in my My Google Drive email me.

To view it in Crisbert's SlideShare Click Here

Labor Code - Jurisdiction

Here is a helpful Flowchart for a better understanding of the Jurisdiction involved in Labor cases.

[ CLICK TO VIEW FULL DETAILS ]

email me to get softcopy

Source: UST Reviewer

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SC: Congress Entitled to Only One JBC Seat

Posted: July 20, 2012; By Jay B. Rempillo

Only one member of Congress can sit as representative in deliberations of the Judicial and Bar Council (JBC).

With a vote of 7-2 with five abstentions, the Supreme Court has granted the petition of former Solicitor General Francisco I. Chavez to declare unconstitutional the current numerical composition of the JBC.

Bring it on!

First time is always the best they say? It remains to be seen. We are about to take our first comprehensive exam for this school year on Civil Law Review specifically Persons and Family Relations. Looking back 3 years ago we had the whole semester to take up the entire PerFam. Now, it just took us roughly 24 hours to finish reviewing all the provisions (and special laws of course). Kinda cool right?! NAH!

Digests Update!

I posted digested cases for Marriage. Cases include those under the topic of psychological incapacity. The Molina Case is important because it enumerates the guidelines set forth by the Supreme Court to be followed in cases involving Art. 36.

LAW DOCS UPDATE!

Uploaded in the Law Docs Page : Suggested Answers to Bar Examinations for the following:

1. Civil Law

2. Commercial Law

3. Criminal Law

4. Labor Law

5. Political Law

6. Remedial Law

7. Taxation Law

Law Docs Updates

Please check on my  Law Docs Page  for uploaded reviewers, notes, full text cases, and codals. Trying to fill it up as i also get to read and review these materials. ENJOY!

SUITS

I love the TV Series. Patiently waiting for Season 2. But this post is not about the series. It is about the concept prepared by our Student Council for this years' acquaintance party. I find it Cool and Saucy, especially when they presented their AVP teaser for the event. The

1st Week almost done

The 1st week of the school year is about to end. Nothing much except for the surprise recitation in Civil Law Review. For sure, I will be remembering Article 40 - 41of the New Civil Code come Bar Exam time. (Thanks to Atty. Gonzaga)

Nice to see a lot of Freshmen this year. Saw a couple of familiar faces, one of which is a small brother back in USLS-IS. Good Luck. Do not forget to Read, Read, and Read.

To all freshmen especially to those in USLS College of Law, here is something you might need in school. Found this in the internet and I give credit to the author and to whoever shared this. (Click Here)

Congratulations to the 3rd year for conducting a successful freshmen orientation. Good Job!

Criminal Law Reviewer Book 1

This seems to be a nice reviewer for Book 1 of Criminal Law. Sharing it to those who are looking for a good reviewer. Credit goes to the one who made it. Thanks. (click here)

(Credit goes to Ulysses R. Gotera as creator  of the file)

Superdrug v. DSWD

EN BANC

CARLOS SUPERDRUG CORP., G.R. No. 166494

doing business under the name

and style “Carlos Superdrug,” Present:

mmda v garin

SECOND DIVISION

[G.R. No. 130230. April 15, 2005]

METROPOLITAN MANILA DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, petitioner, vs. DANTE O. GARIN, respondent.

Acebedo v CA

EN BANC

[G.R. No. 100152. March 31, 2000]

ACEBEDO OPTICAL COMPANY, INC., petitioner, vs. THE HONORABLE COURT OF APPEALS, Hon. MAMINDIARA MANGOTARA, in his capacity as Presiding Judge of the RTC, 12th Judicial Region, Br. 1, Iligan City; SAMAHANG OPTOMETRIST Sa PILIPINAS – Iligan City