Independent Contractors and Labor Only Contractors Case Why Did The Laborers Sue? Contractor/ Nature of Work Legit Contractor or Labor Only-Only?
Independent Contractors and Labor Only Contractors Case Why Did The Laborers Sue? Contractor/ Nature of Work Legit Contractor or Labor Only-Only?
Independent Contractors and Labor Only Contractors Case Why Did The Laborers Sue? Contractor/ Nature of Work Legit Contractor or Labor Only-Only?
Case Contractor/ nature Why did the laborers sue? Legit contractor or labor
of work only-only?
PAL v Synergy- private underpayment, non- Labor-only- either of any of
Ligan unloading and payment of premium pay the ff elements: 1. No
loading, delivery of for holidays, restday, substantial caplital or work is
baggage and cargo incentive pay, regularization directly related to main
from aircraft of PAL business of the principal 2.
(principal) contractor does not exerice
control
San Mig Sunflower coop- demanded to be regularized Labor only, 1. it did not have
v Aballa messengerial, employyes of SMC control over the means of
janitorial, shrimp work 2. no capital + work is
harvesting, washing, also directly related to the
cold storage main business
Manila People's Security Inc, unpaid monetary benefits, Legit contractor, the phrase
Electric Securtiy guard MERALCO asked them to be MERALCO has the right of
v replaced because of their inspection at all times is not
Bersami unsatisfactory work. indicative of control as it was
ra not a unliteral rt. But the fact
that no ee-er relp exists does
not exonerate MERALCO from
liability as it became an
indirect employer under art.
107 LC.
DOLE v Campco regularizaton, that Campco Labor only, Campco did not
Esteva was a labor-only contractor carry out an independent
and a mere conduit of business from the petitioner.
DOLE, security of tenure, It was established to render
constructive dismissal, services to Dole to augment
illegal dismissal its workfore during peak
seasons. Dole was only its
client
Temic v forwarders- clerk, demanded that the Legit, the company can
Temic material handler, forwarders' employees be determine in the best
Union system encoder, regularized judgement whether it should
general clerk contract out a part of its work
for as long as the employer is
motivated by good faith and
not to circumvent the law
absence of evidence
showing the outsourcing
has resulted in reduction of
workhours or spiitting the
bargaining unit is indicative
that the contracting is not
illegal
Royale
Homes v
Alcantara
Ee-er relationship?
Yes. Control was present, also the power to dismiss.
two kinds of regular employees. (1) those engaged to perform activities which are
usually necessary or desirable to the usual business or trade of the employer, (2) those
who have rendered at least one year of service, whether not continuous and merely
intermittent.
This repetitive renewal was indicative of Petitioner’s work’s desirability and necessity.
Hence it is concluded that she is a regular employee.
Control test; is generally regarded as the most crucial and determinative indicator
of the presence or absence of an employer-employee relationship. Under this test, an
employer-employee relationship is said to exist where the person for whom the services
are performed reserves the right to control not only the end result but also the manner
and means utilized to achieve the same.
Notwithstanding the nomenclature of their Talent Contracts and/or Project
Assignment Forms and the terms and condition embodied therein, petitioners
are regular employees of ABS-CBN. Time and again, it has been ruled that the
test to determine whether employment is regular or not is the reasonable
connection between the activity performed by the employee in relation to the
business or trade of the employer. As cameramen/editors and reporters,
petitioners were undoubtedly performing functions necessary and essential to
ABS-CBN’s business of broadcasting television and radio content. From their
initial engagement in the aforesaid capacities, petitioners were
continuously re-hired by ABS over the years.
If the employee has been performing the job for at least one year, even if the
performance is not continuous
or merely intermittent, the law deems the repeated or continuing performance
as sufficient evidence of the
necessity, if not indispensability of that activity in the business.
person who performs work for another and is subjected to its rules, regulations,
and code of ethics does not necessarily become an employee. As long as the
level of control does not interfere with the means
and methods of accomplishing the assigned tasks, the rules imposed by the
hiring party on the hired party do not amount to the labor law concept of control
that is indicative of employer-employee relationship.