Safe Spaces Workplace Policy Template: RA 11313 Compliance
A customizable Philippine workplace policy framework for RA 11313 covering prohibited conduct, reporting, CODI, due process, confidentiality, retaliation and sanctions.
Guides for Philippine HR practitioners: due process documentation, notices to explain, company policies, employee disputes and DOLE inspections.
A customizable Philippine workplace policy framework for RA 11313 covering prohibited conduct, reporting, CODI, due process, confidentiality, retaliation and sanctions.
How RA 11313 applies to sexual messages, email, group chats, cyberstalking, impersonation and non-consensual sharing involving coworkers.
Compare RA 11313 and RA 7877 by covered conduct, power relationship, employer duties, filing periods, penalties and available remedies.
A practical guide to equal employment opportunity, reasonable accommodation, pay, hiring, promotion and complaint options for persons with disabilities.
“Managerial employee” and “managerial staff” are separate, independently tested categories under Philippine labor law, and confusing them costs employees overtime pay and exposes employers to money claims. Learn the exact Article 82 and Omnibus Rules tests, how they differ from the Article 219(m) union-eligibility definition, and what the Supreme Court has ruled.
Know what Philippine employers, recruiters and publishers may not do under RA 10911, the lawful exceptions, evidence to preserve and where to complain.
A practical employer compliance guide to RA 11313 covering posting, prevention, CODI composition, the ten-day process, confidentiality, retaliation, inspections and penalties.
Learn how the Philippine Mental Health Act applies at work, including employer policies, confidentiality, non-discrimination, support measures and employee remedies.
Non-compete clauses in Philippine employment contracts are neither automatically void nor automatically binding. Learn the reasonableness test courts apply, the key Supreme Court cases, and where to file a dispute.
Article 82 of the Labor Code exempts managerial employees and officers or members of the managerial staff from overtime, premium pay, holiday pay, night differential and Service Incentive Leave — but only if actual duties meet a specific legal test, not a job title. This guide explains both Article 82 tests, the Supreme Court cases applying them, and what to do when a classification is disputed.