Labor Law

Those workers who are given time to show their skills and qualifications for the positions they seek, before they become regular employees.

• Regular Employee

• Probationary Employee

• Casual Employee

• Project Employee

Those workers whose work is only incidental to the business of an employer.

• Regular Employees

• Probationary Employees

• Casual Employees

• Seasonal Employees

Those workers who are employed only during a particular season of the year.

• Regular Employees

• Probationary Employees

• Contractual Employees

• Seasonal Employees

Those workers who are employed for a specific period only and perform a specified work.

• Regular Employees

• Probationary Employees

• Contract or Project Employees

• Seasonal Employees

One who is engaged in the service of another.

• Employer

• Employee

• Manager

These are sources of Labor Laws except:

• 1987 Constitution

• Rules and regulations issued by the DOLE

• Collective Bargaining Agreement

• Ordinances made by LGUs

These are laws, rules and regulations that promote welfare of all sectors of society. This includes laws that provide particular kinds of protection or benefits to the society.

• Social Legislation

• Labor Laws

• Labor Relations

• Labor Standards

That which defines the status, rights, and duties and the institutional mechanisms that govern the individual and collective interactions of employers, employees or their representatives

• Social Legislation

• Labor Laws

• Labor Relations

• Labor Standards

A law which provides the minimum requirements prescribed by existing laws, rules and regulations relating to wages, hours of work, cost-of-living allowance and

other monetary and welfare benefits, including occupational safety, and health standards.

• Social Legislation

• Labor Laws

• Labor Relations

• Labor Standards

Who is the father of the Labor Code of the Philippines?

• Ferdie Marcos

• Fernando Marcos

• Ferdinand Marcos

• Ferdinand Marco