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Survival notes in labor law / by Benedict Guirey Kato

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Quezon City : Central Book Supply, 2018Edition: Second editionDescription: l, 654 pagesContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9786210205052
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 344.59901
Contents:
Chapter I. Concept of labor law
Definition
When a "labor law" is not labor law
When "other law" is labor law
Importance of the concept
Exceptions to the reasonable causal connection rule
Restrictive covenants and damage claims
Rules on restrictive covenants
Other restrictive covenants
Related concepts
Application of the sole reference to labor law rule
Types of issues
Effect of mere reference to the labor code
Types of labor law
Questions asked in the bar
Un-asked questions or un-inquired areas
Applied bar methods
Distinction-type questions
Enumeration-type questions
Essay-type questions
The Domondon instructions
The Alcantara Q & As
Bar problem : a must read
Chapter II. Labor principles
Employer-employee relationship : characteristics & principles
Inter-party (no injunction policy)
Assymetrical (social utility theory)
Contractual (no involuntary servitude, non-oppression rule)
Master-servant relationship
In personam
Shared-responsibility
Impressed with public interest
Question of fact and question of law
Related matters
Constitutional principles
Sec. 3, Art. XIII
Pointers on enforceability
The full protection clause (Sec. 3, Art. XIII)
Portions with implementing laws
Distinctions
Uses of the distinction
Application
Cognate clauses of the 1987 constitution
The full protection clause
The due process clause (Sec. 1, Art. III)
The equal protection clause (Sec. 1, Art. III)
The fundamental equality clause (Sec. 14, Art. II)
The social justice clause (Sec. 10, Art. II; Sec. 2, Art. XIII)
PD 442 principles
Protection to labor policy (Art. 3)
Liberal interpretation rule (Art. 4)
Operative fact doctrine (Art. 5)
Equal protection to agricultural employees (Art. 6)
Pre-employment policies (Art. 12)
Principles of non-diminution of benefits (Art. 100)
Workers' preference (Art. 110)
Right to litigate (Art. 111)
Prescriptive and proscriptive wage rules (Arts. 101-105 & Arts. 112-118)
Primacy of negotiations (Art. 124)
Labor relations principles (Art. 218)
No injunction policy (Art. 266)
Miscellaneous (Art. 292)
Civil law principles
1 month is 30 days (Art. 3)
Principle of abuse of rights (Art. 19)
Principle of unjust enrichment (Art. 22)
Principle of freedom of contracts (Art. 1306)
Principle of relativity of contracts (Art. 1311)
Principle of the least transmission of rights (Art. 1378)
Principle of the necessitous person
Inter-disciplinary principles
Criminal law & criminal procedure
Mercantile law
Remedial law
Political law principles
Chapter III. Labor standards law
Preliminaries
Basic rules
Money claims of OFWs (Sec. 7, R.A. 10022)
Crew claims
Preliminary matters
Sickness allowance (the 120-day rule)
Disability compensation
Disease as cause of disability
Injury/accident as cause of disability
Concept of disability
Total permanent disability
The third physician rule
Non-applicability of the third physician rule
Grounds for disregarding the third medical opinion
Death compensation : rules
Labor standard claims
Coverage
Exclusions
Benefits
Mandatory employment terms under P.D. 442
Normal hours of work
Meal period
Holiday pay
Premium pay
Service incentive leave (SIL)
Nightshift differential
Weekly rest period
13th month pay
Labor standards cause of action : how determined
Wages and wage rules
Wage distortion
Job contracting
Diagram, appendix "A"
Penal labor laws
The recruitment law
The anti-sexual harassment act
The double indemnity law
The social security act
The seafarers protection act
Art. 133, labor code
Chapter IV. Overview
Twin-jurisdictional rules
Reasonable casual connection rule
Solo reference to labor law rule
Related matters
Aspects of labor procedure
Conferment of jurisdiction
Voluntary arbitrator
Labor arbiter
Regional Director
Med-arbiter
Secretary of Labor and Employment (SOLE)
Acquisition of jurisdiction
Voluntary arbitrator
Labor arbiter
Regional Director
Med-arbiter
Bureau of Labor Relations (BLR)
Secretary of Labor and Employment (SOLE)
Exercise of jurisdiction
Voluntary arbiter
Labor arbiter
Regional Director
Med-arbiter
Secretary of Labor and Employment (SOLE)
Bureau of Labor Relations (BLR)
National Labor Relations Commission
When jurisdiction is not exercised because : it cannot be exercised
It should not be exercised
Interplay of jurisdiction
National interest cases/certified cases
Appointment of labor arbiter as voluntary arbitrator
Regional Director-Labor Arbiter-Regional Director
Regional Director-SOLE-Bureau of Labor Relations
Regional Director-BLR-Secretary of Labor and Employment
Evidence in labor proceedings
Money claims
Other claims
Judgement
Appeal
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Post-judgement remedies
Execution
Restitution (Sec. 18, Rule XI, 2011 NLRC rules of procedure)
Revival of judgement
Piercing the veil of corporate fiction
Theories on piercing or grounds for piercing
Chapter V. Rights violations and remedies
Right to self-organization
General coverage
Specific coverage : KAT SINGS
Not covered : MACHEEN
Violation : ULP is a violation of the right to self-organization
ULP remedies
Right to security of tenure
Guide notes on pre-identified bar areas
Security of tenure
Concept of right to security of tenure
Violations Employer defenses
Employer-employee relationship tests
Just causes
Authorized causes
Pre-termination procedure
Chapter VI. Social legislation
The Social Security Act of 1997 (R.A. 8282)
The Government Service Insurance System Act (R.A. 8291)
Amended rules on employees compensation
The limited portability law
Chapter VII. Definitions, distinctions, enumerations &r related matters
Definitions
Distinctions
Crazy distinctions
Not crazy distinctions
Enumerations
Prerequisites
Fallback principles
Social legislations
Labor standards law
Labor relations law
Other labor statutes
Tests
Computations
Chapter VIII. Labor jurisprudence
Labor juris No. 001
Labor juris No. 002
Labor juris No. 003
Labor juris No. 004
Labor juris No. 005
Labor juris No. 006
Labor juris No. 007
Labor juris No. 008
Labor juris No. 009
Labor juris No. 010
Labor juris No. 011
Labor juris No. 012
Labor juris No. 013
Labor juris No. 014
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Chapter I. Concept of labor law

Definition

When a "labor law" is not labor law

When "other law" is labor law

Importance of the concept

Exceptions to the reasonable causal connection rule

Restrictive covenants and damage claims

Rules on restrictive covenants

Other restrictive covenants

Related concepts

Application of the sole reference to labor law rule

Types of issues

Effect of mere reference to the labor code

Types of labor law

Questions asked in the bar

Un-asked questions or un-inquired areas

Applied bar methods

Distinction-type questions

Enumeration-type questions

Essay-type questions

The Domondon instructions

The Alcantara Q & As

Bar problem : a must read

Chapter II. Labor principles

Employer-employee relationship : characteristics & principles

Inter-party (no injunction policy)

Assymetrical (social utility theory)

Contractual (no involuntary servitude, non-oppression rule)

Master-servant relationship

In personam

Shared-responsibility

Impressed with public interest

Question of fact and question of law

Related matters

Constitutional principles

Sec. 3, Art. XIII

Pointers on enforceability

The full protection clause (Sec. 3, Art. XIII)

Portions with implementing laws

Distinctions

Uses of the distinction

Application

Cognate clauses of the 1987 constitution

The full protection clause

The due process clause (Sec. 1, Art. III)

The equal protection clause (Sec. 1, Art. III)

The fundamental equality clause (Sec. 14, Art. II)

The social justice clause (Sec. 10, Art. II; Sec. 2, Art. XIII)

PD 442 principles

Protection to labor policy (Art. 3)

Liberal interpretation rule (Art. 4)

Operative fact doctrine (Art. 5)

Equal protection to agricultural employees (Art. 6)

Pre-employment policies (Art. 12)

Principles of non-diminution of benefits (Art. 100)

Workers' preference (Art. 110)

Right to litigate (Art. 111)

Prescriptive and proscriptive wage rules (Arts. 101-105 & Arts. 112-118)

Primacy of negotiations (Art. 124)

Labor relations principles (Art. 218)

No injunction policy (Art. 266)

Miscellaneous (Art. 292)

Civil law principles

1 month is 30 days (Art. 3)

Principle of abuse of rights (Art. 19)

Principle of unjust enrichment (Art. 22)

Principle of freedom of contracts (Art. 1306)

Principle of relativity of contracts (Art. 1311)

Principle of the least transmission of rights (Art. 1378)

Principle of the necessitous person

Inter-disciplinary principles

Criminal law & criminal procedure

Mercantile law

Remedial law

Political law principles

Chapter III. Labor standards law

Preliminaries

Basic rules

Money claims of OFWs (Sec. 7, R.A. 10022)

Crew claims

Preliminary matters

Sickness allowance (the 120-day rule)

Disability compensation

Disease as cause of disability

Injury/accident as cause of disability

Concept of disability

Total permanent disability

The third physician rule

Non-applicability of the third physician rule

Grounds for disregarding the third medical opinion

Death compensation : rules

Labor standard claims

Coverage

Exclusions

Benefits

Mandatory employment terms under P.D. 442

Normal hours of work

Meal period

Holiday pay

Premium pay

Service incentive leave (SIL)

Nightshift differential

Weekly rest period

13th month pay

Labor standards cause of action : how determined

Wages and wage rules

Wage distortion

Job contracting

Diagram, appendix "A"

Penal labor laws

The recruitment law

The anti-sexual harassment act

The double indemnity law

The social security act

The seafarers protection act

Art. 133, labor code

Chapter IV. Overview

Twin-jurisdictional rules

Reasonable casual connection rule

Solo reference to labor law rule

Related matters

Aspects of labor procedure

Conferment of jurisdiction

Voluntary arbitrator

Labor arbiter

Regional Director

Med-arbiter

Secretary of Labor and Employment (SOLE)

Acquisition of jurisdiction

Voluntary arbitrator

Labor arbiter

Regional Director

Med-arbiter

Bureau of Labor Relations (BLR)

Secretary of Labor and Employment (SOLE)

Exercise of jurisdiction

Voluntary arbiter

Labor arbiter

Regional Director

Med-arbiter

Secretary of Labor and Employment (SOLE)

Bureau of Labor Relations (BLR)

National Labor Relations Commission

When jurisdiction is not exercised because : it cannot be exercised

It should not be exercised

Interplay of jurisdiction

National interest cases/certified cases

Appointment of labor arbiter as voluntary arbitrator

Regional Director-Labor Arbiter-Regional Director

Regional Director-SOLE-Bureau of Labor Relations

Regional Director-BLR-Secretary of Labor and Employment

Evidence in labor proceedings

Money claims

Other claims

Judgement

Appeal

Court of Appeals

Supreme Court

Post-judgement remedies

Execution

Restitution (Sec. 18, Rule XI, 2011 NLRC rules of procedure)

Revival of judgement

Piercing the veil of corporate fiction

Theories on piercing or grounds for piercing

Chapter V. Rights violations and remedies

Right to self-organization

General coverage

Specific coverage : KAT SINGS

Not covered : MACHEEN

Violation : ULP is a violation of the right to self-organization

ULP remedies

Right to security of tenure

Guide notes on pre-identified bar areas

Security of tenure

Concept of right to security of tenure

Violations Employer defenses

Employer-employee relationship tests

Just causes

Authorized causes

Pre-termination procedure

Chapter VI. Social legislation

The Social Security Act of 1997 (R.A. 8282)

The Government Service Insurance System Act (R.A. 8291)

Amended rules on employees compensation

The limited portability law

Chapter VII. Definitions, distinctions, enumerations &r related matters

Definitions

Distinctions

Crazy distinctions

Not crazy distinctions

Enumerations

Prerequisites

Fallback principles

Social legislations

Labor standards law

Labor relations law

Other labor statutes

Tests

Computations

Chapter VIII. Labor jurisprudence

Labor juris No. 001

Labor juris No. 002

Labor juris No. 003

Labor juris No. 004

Labor juris No. 005

Labor juris No. 006

Labor juris No. 007

Labor juris No. 008

Labor juris No. 009

Labor juris No. 010

Labor juris No. 011

Labor juris No. 012

Labor juris No. 013

Labor juris No. 014

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