WorksheetsWORK ETHICS
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 16mins
It is a set of moral
principles or values
that an employee
abides by and uses in
his or her job
performance.
Work Ethics
Work
Ethics
Work Performance
Give Elements of a Strong Work Ethic:
(a)
How to Demonstrate a
Strong Work Ethic?
(a)
It refer to establishments,
projects, sites and all other
places where work is being
undertaken wherein the number
of employees, nature of
operations, and risk or hazards
involved in the business.
Covered Workplace
Workplace Safety
Work Ethics
Safety in the Workplace
It refers to the working
environment at a company
and encompasses all factors
that impact the safety,
health, and well-being of
employees.
Covered Workplace
Workplace Safety
Safety in the Workplace
Working Safely
An Act concerns the strengthening
compliance of occupational safety and
health standards and in providing
penalties for violations in safety and
health rules and regulations. It is
established by the Department of Labor
and Employment (DOLE).
Republic Act No. 11058
Republic Act No. 11059
Republic Act No. 11057
Republic Act No. 11056
It refers to a workplace
wherein the presence of
hazard or potential
hazard within the
company may affect the
safety and/or health of
workers not only within
but also persons outside
the premises of the
workplace.
High Risk
Establishment
Medium Risk
Establishment
Low Risk
Establishment
Risk
Establishment
It refers to a workplace
where there is moderate
exposure to safety and
health hazards and with
probability of an
accident, injury or
illness, if no preventive
or control measures are
in place.
High Risk
Establishment
Medium Risk
Establishment
Low Risk
Establishment
Risk
Establishment
It refers to a workplace
where there is low level
of danger or exposure to
safety and health
hazards and not likely or
with low probability to
result in accident, harm
or injury, or illness.
High Risk
Establishment
Medium Risk
Establishment
Low Risk
Establishment
Risk Establishment
Give Potentially High-risk Activities
(a)
commonly referred to as the
Labor Code of the Philippines, is
the primary piece of legislation
surrounding the rights of workers.
Presidential Decree No. 442, s. 1974,
Presidential Decree No. 442, s. 1973
Presidential Decree No. 443, s. 1974,
Presidential Decree No. 442, s. 1975
The State shall protect labor, promote full employment, promote equal work opportunity regardless of gender,
race, or creed; and regulate employee-employer relations.
Equal Work Opportunities for All.
Security of Tenure.
Work Days and Work Hours.
Weekly Rest Day.
Every employee shall be assured security of tenure. No employee can be dismissed from work except for a just
or authorized cause, and only after due process (Art. 282-285, Labor Code).
Equal Work Opportunities for All.
Security of Tenure.
Work Days and Work Hours.
Weekly Rest Day.
refers to any wrongdoing made by an employee, such as serious misconduct, willful disobedience of employers’ lawful
orders, and willful breach of trust
Just Cause
Authorized Cause
JUST JUST
CAUSE CAUSE
refers to economic circumstances that are beyond the employee’s control, such as redundancy and retrenchment.
Just Cause
Authorized Cause
CAUSE CAUSE
JUST JUST
An employee is normally expected to work for 8
hours a day (Art. __, Labor Code), including
breaks and rest of less than one hour. This
excludes time set aside for meals, however, which
shall not be less than one hour (Art. __, Labor
Code).
Art. 83 and Art. 85 Labor Code
Art. 84 and Art. 86 Labor Code
Art. 81 and Art. 83 Labor Code
Art. 85 and Art. 87 Labor Code
An employee must be paid for all hours worked. In
addition, overtime pay shall be given if he or she
works for more than 8 hours (Art. __, Labor Code)
and/or night shift pay if his or her work hours falls
between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM (Art. __, Labor
Code).
Art. 87 & 86, Labor Code
Art. 87 & 88, Labor Code
Art. 86 & 89, Labor Code
Art. 89 & 88, Labor Code
Overtime is compensated a with a regular wage + what percent?
25%
15%
20%
30%
is defined as the amount paid to an employee in exchange for the service he or she has rendered to their employer, which can be fixed for a given period of time.
Wage
Salary
Work Pay
As to how often wages are paid out, it shall be given not less than once every two weeks or twice a month at intervals not exceeding 16 days
Art. 10_-10_, Labor Code).
Art. 102- 103, Labor Code
Art. 103- 104, Labor Code
Art. 101- 102, Labor Code
Art. 104- 105, Labor Code
Women are prohibited from engaging in night work
unless it is allowed by the following rules (Art. _
Labor Code):
• in industrial undertakings from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM
• in commercial/non-industrial undertakings from
12:00 AM to 6:00 AM
• in agricultural undertakings at night time, provided
she is given not less than 9 hours of rest
Art. 130, Labor Code Employment of Women
Art. 131, Labor Code Employment of Women
Art. 129, Labor Code Employment of Women
Art. 128, Labor Code Employment of Women
The minimum age of employment is _ years. A worker
under _ years should be under the sole responsibility of
the parents or guardians, work does not interfere with the child’s schooling and normal development. In addition, children under the age of 18 are prohibited from being employed in a hazardous or deleterious undertaking.
15 years
16 years
17 years
18 years
Every worker has the right to self-organization, free
from any interference from the employer or the
government (Art. ___, Labor Code). All
employees, except those classified as managerial
or confidential employees, may form unions for
collective bargaining and other legitimate
concerted activities.
Art. 243, Labor Code
Art. 244, Labor Code
Art. 242, Labor Code
Art. 245, Labor Code
is a process where the parties
(the representative of the employer and the union
duly authorized by the employees) agree to fix the
terms and conditions that must not be below the
minimum standards set by law and to set a
mechanism for resolving disputes.
Collective bargaining
Collection bargaining
Contain bargaining
Casual bargaining
“Ang bawat karapatan
ay may kaakibat na
(a) .”
Responsibilities of the Employer: (except)
Make a work agreement with the employees regarding work conditions, hours, and place
Honor terms of payment
Safeguard standards, staff, and environment
Avoid issues that may lead to the endangerment of the worker and/or his/her
colleagues
Responsibilities of the Employee: (except)
Honor the work agreement drawn with the employer
Follow the instructions of the worker’s boss
Take care of the employees’ and their dependents’ well-being
Recognize and obey workplace rules
