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  1. laborlaw.ph › abandonment-of-work-or-absence-without-leaveAbandonment of Work or Absence without Leave - Labor Law PH

    Apr 6, 2024 · Abandonment is the deliberate and unjustified refusal of an employee to resume his employment. It constitutes neglect of duty and is a just cause for termination of employment under paragraph (b) of Article 282 of the Labor Code. (Tan Brothers Corporation v. Escudero, G.R. No. 188711, 08 July 2013) a. Elements of abandonment

  2. www.eezi.com › dole-rules-for-awol-employeesAWOL: Meaning, DOLE Rules, and Employee Guide | eezi HR

    Jan 4, 2024 · This document commonly includes the following details in accordance with the Philippine Labor Code: Confirmation of your hiring by the company. An overview of the specific roles and responsibilities you undertook during your tenure, typically within a specified timeframe.

  3. lawyerphilippines.org › termination-due-to-awol-tardiness-orTermination due to AWOL, Tardiness or Abandonment

    1 day ago · There are Supreme Court cases in support of Terminating tardy employees and Termination due to AWOL. One of the most blatant cases for tardiness and absenteeism happened in the case of a driver for a small printing business [ G.R. No. 168120, Jan 25, 2012].

  4. www.alburolaw.com › absence-without-leave-awol-vs-abandonmentAbsence Without Leave (AWOL) vs. Abandonment

    Apr 3, 2024 · Absent without leave (AWOL) refers to the failure of an employee to report for work without a valid or justifiable reason. Abandonment by the employee refers to such failure coupled with a clear intention on the part of the employee to terminate the relationship between him/her and his/her employer.

  5. www.respicio.ph › features › separation-pay-absent-withoutSeparation Pay, Absent Without Leave (AWOL) Philippines

    Oct 1, 2023 · Definition of AWOL and Termination. An employee is considered Absent Without Leave (AWOL) when he or she is absent from work without informing the employer and without a valid reason for an extended period. Being AWOL can be a ground for just termination under the Labor Code of the Philippines.

  6. www.respicio.ph › commentaries › legal-analysis-of-awolLegal Analysis of AWOL Employees' Rights to Salary in the...

    Mar 23, 2024 · Applicable Laws: Labor Code of the Philippines, specifically Articles 282 to 284, and relevant jurisprudence. In the Philippine labor context, the issue of Absence Without Leave (AWOL) intertwines complexly with the principles of labor rights and employer authority.

  7. www.respicio.ph › commentaries › handling-absence-withoutHandling Absence Without Official Leave (AWOL) in the Philippines

    Apr 17, 2024 · In the Philippines, managing an employee's absence without official leave (AWOL) involves a clear understanding of labor laws and adherence to due process. AWOL occurs when an employee fails to report to work without valid authorization or notification and without a reasonable excuse.