Labor Laws

  • Valid Job Contracting & Sub-Contracting Second Edition PDF

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    About the PDF Version

     

    This PDF copy is a helpful version for mobile readers and those who prefer to use electronic devices in reading materials over printed copies.

     

    Although this copy is not a kindle-type of format that can be flipped in the same way as the print books. It is the usual PDF that can be scrolled down and up using the device functionalities.

     

    However, this is easier since it can be carried around as a file instead of lugging the more than 600-page copy. Readers can use the find function of their devices to locate topics, words, cases, or item related to job contracting.

     

    It is not the exact copy of the printed version as there were adjustments made to the layout and the inclusion of subsequent items or matters since this was released ahead of the print copy. However, the contents of both versions are substantially the same.

     

    This shall be delivered to the buyer through email and not through USB.

     

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    About the Book – PDF

     

    The subject matter of job contracting and subcontracting is a tricky territory for companies, business owners, and managers. Understanding the technical sides of it are usually left to the experts and practitioners.

     

    Nonetheless, even experts find the topic challenging. This book is intended to help companies, business owners, managers, expats, and HR practitioners navigate through the “treacherous waters” of job contracting and subcontracting.

     

    While the use of the word “treacherous” to describe it may be strong, it is justified by the fact that engaging in contracting is very technical and companies may get penalized for lapses in compliance with requirements. A single mistake, regardless of intentions, of the parties can be catastrophic.

     

    Imagine, for instance, a big company contracting hundreds of workers with what it thought was a legitimate contract, which due to technical errors, the authorities suddenly found the relationship as labor-only contracting. The employees of contractor will become regular with the principal. This will surely blow the pay grade of the company out of proportion. The correction and/or adjustments needed will be enormous and costly.

     

    This work provides not just laws, rules, and regulations applicable. It gives perspective, insight, and the bird’s-eye view of the situation to serve as a map to the right direction. It tackles D.O. 174, Series of 2017 which superseded D.O. 18-A. Likewise, the DOLE Advisory 01, Series of 2017 providing exceptions. Relevant rules such as D.O. 19, D.O. 13, and D.O. 198, among others are also discussed.

     

    R.A. 11058 and relevant decisions of the Supreme Court on the matter, most especially, on off-detail status in a 2019 case, Bognot vs. Pinic International (Trading) Corporation/CD-R King, et al., (G.R. No. 212471, March 11, 2019) are important parts of this matter. Can individuals with unique skills and talents engage in contracting without registration under D.O. 174? The author discussed the answer in this work.

     

    Salient points of D.O. 174 include the substantial capital of P5 million, shortened validity of the registration, concepts of temporary off-detail, expiration of service agreement, termination for just cause, authorized cause, and not due to expiration of service agreement and their implications.

     

    This book is a compliance guide, first and foremost, to help businesses in their quest to achieve their objectives the legal way and without accidentally falling into the traps of technicalities.

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    2,195.00
  • Code of Conduct – Soft Copy Editable Template

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    This product is a soft copy template providing sample disciplinary statements, procedures, offenses and their penalties usually found in the company’s Code of Conduct.

    Save time composing and typing your own version. Save money in salaries asking employees to draft and compose your own for days on end, and make it easier for you, your team, and company to draft your Code of Conduct.

    This product features one of the best-selling soft copy and editable English language templates of LVS Rich Publishing.

     

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    2,450.00
  • Sample Gender Based Sexual Harassment (Safe Spaces) Policy

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    This template is in accordance with the provisions of Republic Act No. 11313, otherwise known as “An Act Defining Gender-Based Sexual Harassment in Streets, Public Spaces, Online, Workplaces, and Educational or Training Institutions, Providing Protective Measures and Prescribing Penalties Therefor”.

     

    This expresses the company’s aim to afford employees the opportunity to work in an environment free of gender-based sexual harassment. This template is intended to provide companies or employers the reference to comply with Department of Labor and Employment’s (DOLE) requirement for companies to setup the policy against gender-based sexual harassment in the workplace.

     

    This also enunciates the company’s thrust to value the dignity of every human person and guarantee full respect for human rights, recognize the role of women in nation-building and ensure the fundamental equality before the law of women and men; that both men and women must have equality, security and safety in workplaces.

     

    Gender-Based Sexual Harassment in the Workplace. The crime of gender-based sexual harassment in the workplace includes the following:

     

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    1. An act or series of acts involving any unwelcome sexual advances, requests or demand for sexual favors or any act of sexual nature, whether done verbally, physically or through the use of technology such as text messaging or electronic mail or through any other forms of information and communication systems, that has or could have a detrimental effect on the conditions of an individual’s employment or education, job performance or opportunities;

     

    1. A conduct of sexual nature and other conduct-based on sex affecting the dignity of a person, which is unwelcome, unreasonable, and offensive to the recipient, whether done verbally, physically or through the use of technology such as text messaging or electronic mail or through any other forms of information and communication systems;

     

    1. A conduct that is unwelcome and pervasive and creates an intimidating, hostile or humiliating environment for the recipient: Provided, That the crime of gender-based sexual harassment may also be committed between peers and those committed to a superior officer by a subordinate, or to a teacher by a student, or to a trainer by a trainee; and

     

    1. Information and communication system refers to a system for generating, sending, receiving, storing or otherwise processing electronic data messages or electronic documents and includes the computer system or other similar devices by or in which data are recorded or stored and any procedure related to the recording or storage of electronic data messages or electronic documents.

     

    The softcopy template is written in Word document using MS Office 365 version, Verdana font, 12 font size, containing 9 pages of 8.5”x11” layout MS 360.

     

    In compliance with the DOLE issuance, this template provides the following:

     

    1. Statement of Legal Compliance
    2. Declaration of Corporate Policy gender-based sexual harassment in the workplace
    3. Nature of gender-based sexual harassment in the workplace
    4. Relevant Definition
    5. Duties of the Company
    6. Duties of Employees and Co-Workers
    7. Information Campaign Against Gender-Based Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
    8. Procedures On Cases Involving Gender-Based Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
      • Overview Of The Complaint Procedure
      • Committee Composition
      • Retaliation
      • Written Policy
    9. Committee Rules In The Settlement And Disposition Of Cases Involving Gender-Based Sexual Harassment In The Workplace
      • Filing Of Complaint
      • Notice To Respondent And Reply
      • Hearing Or Conference
      • Notice Of Decision
      • Appeals
    10. Confidentiality

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    2,450.00
  • Employee Handbook – Soft Copy Template

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    This product is a soft copy template providing sample provisions, policies, and statements usually found in the company’s Employee Handbook.

    Save time composing and typing your own version. Save money in salaries asking employees to draft and compose the handbook for days on end, and make it easier for you, your team, and company to draft your own Employee Handbook with suggested provisions and statements.

    This product features one of the best-selling soft copy and editable English language templates of LVS Rich Publishing.

     

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    2,500.00
  • Probationary Employment Evaluation Packet Super 5™ – Soft Copy Editable Template

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    How to Evaluate Probationary Employees Using the
    Probationary Employment Evaluation Packet Super 5

    This is a soft copy template saved in Word File and editable in Word Document.

    This contains the sample terms, conditions, clauses, and provisions of the contracts described and the forms included.

     

    See the Description below to view the Contents of this soft copy template.

     

    One of the challenging aspects of monitoring the performance of a probationary employee is the establishment of performance ratings, metrics, or measures.

     

    It is a settled rule that a probationary employee who was not apprised of the reasonable standards of performance to become regular employee is deemed regular from day one.
    The same effect occurs for employees who have been with the company for at least six months and have not undergone performance evaluation. No matter how low did the probationary employee perform if the employer did not rate him with reasonable standards terminating the worker for failure to qualify is extremely risky.

     

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    Thus, when dealing with probationary employees, the company should have:

     

    1. Reasonable standards
    2. Made known such standards at the time of engagement
    3. Performance measures
    4. Periodic evaluation
    5. Clear rating plan, form, and template

     

    With the right tools, the life of the employer would be bearable and the risk minimized to manageable level.

    It is indeed a nerve-wracking exercise to devise the reasonable standards from scratch. However, this is made easy by the new products of LVS Rich Publishing known as the Probationary Employment Evaluation Packet Super 5.

     

    This new soft copy product provides the proposed standards required for probationary to perform to qualify as regular employee. There are metrics with ratings and weights. There is a sample evaluation form where the employee rates himself and his superior then an average of the two ratings is obtained.

     

    The rating system covers Performance, Punctuality/Attendance, Behavior, Teamwork, and Initiative. The total weight is 100%. If the probationary receives an average weight below 75% in one month, it shall be deemed as failure to meet the standards which may be ground for dismissal based on failure to qualify. Of course the buyer of this product can change the weight and rates according to what is considered applicable and necessary.

     

    Performance metrics representing 30% of the total weight is based on Business Knowledge, Output/Production, Resourcefulness, and Teamwork.
    Punctuality/attendance is one of the tricky areas to measure. The template though considers this as already 100% of its weight. It is given 20% weight subject to deduction of 3% for every instance of tardiness and 4% for every instance of unauthorized absence.

     

    Behavior is another matter of the same level of difficulty. To rate this, it is already pegged at 20% subject to deduction for every citation or violation of company rules, such as:

     

    • Written warning – less 2%
    • Stern warning – less 5%
    • Written reprimand – less 6%
    • 1-day Suspension – less 7%
    • Longer suspension – less 10%

     

    As to Performance metrics, sample rating spread can be seen in the Performance Review Template Excel File under the “Performance Weights” Sheet.

     

    The rating system provides the following:

     

    Outstanding Performance (OP) – Highest performance rating Reserved for individuals who continually achieve outstanding results and utilize their abilities in making contributions beyond their primary areas of responsibility.
    Commendable Performance (CP) – Performance is above the expected level for the position making contributions beyond expectations in completion of assignments.
    Effective Performance (EP) – Performance consistently meets supervisory expectations of the position requirements in making a valuable contribution to the overall objectives of the Group.
    Marginal Performance (MP) – Performance does not consistently meet normal expectations and position requirements, improvement is required.
    Unacceptable Performance (UP) – Performance fails to meet normal expectations and position requirements. Termination should be considered unless improvement is demonstrated in a short period of time.

     

    The buyer can Print Sheet 1 of the Performance Review Template Excel File entitled “Proby Metrics” Sheet as form in Performance Review where ratings shall be filled in. This will be used to tally the evaluation results based on performance metrics.

     

    The Evaluation Packet comes with the Evaluation Guidelines file in Word document that will guide the user on how the evaluate the probationary employee using this product.

     

    To further make this exercise easy, a sample evaluation of probationary employee is provided just to give the user a complete picture of how it will be done.

     

    Upon purchase, the following files will be sent to the buyer’s email account from LVS’ Gmail Account:

     

    1. Contract of Probationary Employment for Daily Paid Employee (in Word document file)
    2. Description of the Contract of Probationary Employment for Daily Paid Employee (in Word document file)
    3. Evaluation Guidelines – Template (in Word document file)
    4. Performance Review Template (in Excel File)
    5. Sample Probationary Evaluation Template (in Word document file)

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    2,795.00
  • Sample Notice of Redundancy & Dole Report

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    Terminating and employee is a tricky and dangerous decision on the part of the employer considering the risk of being sued in labor courts. While there is no guarantee that an employer cannot be hailed to court, the employer can ensure strong defense through the use of correct forms and observance of valid procedure.

     

    This product will help companies and employers make a valid decision to exercise the prerogative to terminate where the situation warrants. The headache of composing the notice from scratch is minimized with the use of these templates as a guide.

     

    This template consists of Notice of Redundancy to employee concerned and the guide on how to fill out the DOLE report form based on the redundancy decision. The sample filled out DOLE Report is provided here as reference only. What is being sold here is the idea on how to fill out the form, the sample contents based on the Notice of Redundancy to serve as guide for the user and not the DOLE form itself.

     

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    The DOLE form is not for sale by the DOLE. It is free on its website at Dole.gov.ph. If you are just after the DOLE Establishment Report form, then do not buy this product and just download the form from the DOLE website. This is the DOLE RKS Form 5 2020 Version.

     

    By the time you purchased this there could already be another version. Hence, just follow this sample DOLE report as a guide whenever there is already a new DOLE report form.

     

    Essentially, redundancy exists when an employee’s position is superfluous, or an employee’s services are in excess of what would reasonably be demanded by the actual requirements of the enterprise. Redundancy could be the result of a number of factors, such as the overhiring of workers, a decrease in the volume of business, or the dropping of a particular line or service previously manufactured or undertaken by the enterprise.

     

    In this relation, jurisprudence explains that the characterization of an employee’s services as redundant, and therefore, properly terminable, is an exercise of management prerogative, considering that an employer has no legal obligation to keep more employees than are necessary for the operation of its business.

     

    Nevertheless, case law qualifies that the exercise of such prerogative “must not be in violation of the law, and must not be arbitrary or malicious.” Thus, following Article 298 of the Labor Code, the law requires the employer to prove, inter alia, its good faith in abolishing the redundant positions, and further, the existence of fair and reasonable criteria in ascertaining what positions are to be declared redundant and accordingly abolished.
    To exhibit its good faith and that there was a fair and reasonable criteria in ascertaining redundant positions, a company claiming to be over manned must produce adequate proof of the same” where required by the situation.

     

    Thus, the Court has ruled that it is not enough for a company to merely declare that it has become overmanned. Rather, it must produce adequate proof of such redundancy to justify the dismissal of the affected employees, such as but not limited to the new staffing pattern, feasibility studies/proposal, on the viability of the newly created positions, job description and the approval by the management of the restructuring.

     

    As Article 298 states, “in case of termination due to xxx redundancy, the worker affected thereby shall be entitled to a separation pay equivalent to at least his one (1) month pay or to at least one (1) month pay for every year of service, whichever is higher.”

     

    When redundancy would involve an employee holding a position where other employees are discharging similar functions, the employer has to establish criteria to use to determine who among them should be included in the redundancy. It bears noting that in redundancy, a position is being removed thus, all holders of such position are terminated.

     

    In using this product, the company or employer has just to ensure that its situation is similar. The basic allegations should be satisfied such as there is superfluity in the functions. Also, when an employee’s services are in excess of what would reasonably be demanded by the actual requirements of the enterprise.

     

    Hence, this product assumes a situation where the employer wants to prevent further losses

     

    1. Sample Notice of Redundancy, containing:
    a. Allegation of termination due to excess position
    b. Review of the functions and alignment due to the financial situation of the company, decrease in the volume of business,
    c. a reorganization has been proposed where positions doing identical functions at certain aspects of their job descriptions.
    d. Crucial dates
    e. Directive to undergo clearance procedure
    f. Allegation of payment of separation pay upon completion of clearance

     

    2. Guide in Filling Out the DOLE Report
    3. Sample filled out DOLE report

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  • Sample Code of Conduct (in Filipino / Tagalog Version) – Soft Copy Editable Template

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    This product captures the disciplinary process, procedure, and policies that companies usually need in an easy to edit format. The soft copy template is written in Word document making it editable in similar platform in Filipino / Tagalog.

     

    The Code of Conduct template contains 21 pages, in 8.5” x 11” page layout, portrait orientation, using Courier New font, size 11.

    It contains statement of disciplinary policy, disciplinary process and standards, Definition of Terms, and the list of offenses and their penalties.

     

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    The following are the offenses contained in the template:

     

    MGA ALITUNTUNIN AT PATAKARAN SA PAGDIDISIPLINA

     

    I. Mga Kahulugan ng Terminolohiya:

     

    Written Warning

    Stern Warning

    Reprimand

    Suspension

    Dismissal

    Preventive Suspension

    First Offense

    Second Offense

    Third Offense

    Fourth Offense

    Opisina o kompanya

     

    II. DISCIPLINARY POLICY (MGA POLISIYA SA DISIPLINA)

     

    III. PAMAMARAAN SA PAGPATAW NG DISIPLINA (DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE)

     

    IV. MGA PAGLABAG AT KAPARUSAHAN (OFFENSES AND THEIR PENALTY)

     

    a. KALINISAN AT KAAYUSAN SA LUGAR NG TRABAHO (HOUSEKEEPING AND SANITATION)

    b. ORAS NG PAGPASOK SA TRABAHO (ATTENDANCE)

    c. MGA HINDI AWTORISADONG PAGLIBAN SA TRABAHO (UNAUTHORIZED ABSENCES)

    d. PAGPASOK SA TAMANG ORAS (PUNCTUALITY)

    e. PATAKARAN TUNGKOL SA PAGSUOT NG UNIPORME (WEARING OF UNIFORM)

    f. MGA PAGLABAG TUNGKOL SA ID O IDENTIFICATION CARD (OFFENSES INVOLVING IDENFICATION CARD)

    g. MGA ASAL SA TRABAHO (WORK BEHAVIOR)

    h. MGA PINAGBABAWAL NA GAWAIN (PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES)

    i. MGA HINDI KANAIS-NAIS NA PAG-UUGALI NA TINUTURING NA SERYOSONG PAGLABAG(SERIOUS MISBEHAVIOR)

    j. PAGSASABOTAHE, PANINIKTIK AT PAGLABAG SA MGA SIKRETONG PANG NEGOSYO NG KOMPANYA

    k. PAGLABAG SA MGA PATAKARAN UKOL SA SEGURIDAD AT KALIGTASAN

    l. HINDI MAGANDANG ASAL AT PAG-UUGALI (DISORDERLY CONDUCT)

    m. PAGSIRA NG TIWALA (BETRAYAL OF TRUST)

    n. KAPABAYAAN SA TRABAHO O NEGLECT OF DUTY

    o. SEXUAL HARASSMENT

    p. PAULIT-ULIT NA MGA PAGLABAG NG MGA PATAKARAN (HABITUAL VIOLATIONS)

     

     

     

     


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  • Employment Contracts Templates Soft Copy (English and Filipino/Tagalog)

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    EMPLOYMENT CONTRACTS TEMPLATES DESCRIPTION

    Employment contracts in the Philippines should be crafted in accordance with rules to ensure compliance with legal requirements.

    This is saved in a single file in Word (Arial Font using sizes 12, 14, and 20). Buyers will receive the file through email from LVS’ gmail account. There will be price increase for this product soon.

    Alert!: If you were able to purchase any of our soft copy products in the past please double-check that they are not part of these templates. This product is indivisible and individual soft copy templates previously purchased cannot be deducted from the price.

    This product, Employment Contracts Templates (English and Filipino), contains 40+ samples or templates of various employment contracts used in the Philippines such as:

    1. Probationary
    2. Regular
    3. Casual
    4. Project
    5. Seasonal
    6. Fixed-Term or Fixed-Period, and
    7. Part-Time

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    Some sample templates contain show formats that incorporate provisions on:

    1. Data Privacy Consent Clause
    2. Discipline
    3. Reference to Job Description
    4. Benefits
    5. Place of Work
    6. Shift
    7. Performance Metrics
    8. Decorum/Uniform
    9. Shift, etc.

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    3,900.00
  • Employee Handbook and Code of Conduct – Soft Copy Editable Template

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    This product is a soft copy template providing sample disciplinary statements, procedures, offenses and their penalties usually found in the company’s Code of Conduct and provisions in Employee Handbook.

    Save time composing and typing your own version. Save money in salaries asking employees to draft and compose your own version for days on end, and make it easier for you, your team, and company to draft your own policies.

    This product combines two of the best-selling soft copy and editable English language templates of LVS Rich Publishing: 1) The Employee Handbook Template and 2) The Code of Conduct Template.

    While these are part of another best-selling soft copy product, HR Forms 2 Editable Templates, they cater to those who only want to focus on having an idea on the drafting of their company handbook and code of conduct. The combined templates give the buyers the discounted price compared to when purchasing them individually.

     

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  • Human Resource Forms, Notices, and Contracts 3 (in Filipino/Tagalog) – Soft Copy Editable Templates

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    This is a soft copy template saved in Word File and editable in Word Document.

     

    Alert!: If you were able to purchase any of our soft copy products in the past please double-check that they are not part of these templates. This product is indivisible and individual soft copy templates previously purchased cannot be deducted from the price.

     

    This product contains the sample terms, conditions, clauses, and provisions of the contract described.

     

    See the Description below to view the Contents of this soft copy template.

     

    HR Forms, Notices, and Contracts 3 in Filipino / Tagalog offers various employment forms in local language ranging from pre-employment, employment proper, and termination.

     

    The current price being offered is introductory until October 31, 2021 only. Afterwards, regular price shall be PhP6,495.00.

     

    This package contains 57 sample forms, notices, and contracts in local Filipino language. Some forms and concepts have separate primer discussion on the matter.

     

    Below are the contents of the form.

     

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    HUMAN RESOURCE FORMS, NOTICES, AND CONTRACTS 3 EDITABLE TEMPLATES IN FILIPINO / TAGALOG

     

    PRELIMINARY FORMS

     

    Form No. 1 – Job Offer in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 2 – Denial of Employment Application in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 3 – Acknowledgment of Company Policies where there was no Orientation in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 4 – Acknowledgment of Company Policies where there was Orientation in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 5 – Acknowledgment Receipt of Company Property in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 6 – Data Privacy Consent Document in Filipino / Tagalog

     

    EMPLOYMENT PROPER FORMS

    Form No. 7 – Contract for Fixed-Term English with Filipino / Tagalog Translation

    Form No. 8 – Contract for Fixed-Term Employment in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 9 – Contract for Part-Time Employment in Filipino / Tagalog

     

    Primer on Probationary Employment

    Form No. 10 – Contract for Probationary Employment for Daily Paid Employee in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 11 – Contract for Probationary Employment for Monthly Paid Employee in Filipino / Tagalog

    Explanation on Form No. 11

    Form No. 12 – Contract for Probationary Employment [Simplified Version] in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 13 – Contract of Extension of Probationary Status

    Explanation on Form No. 13

     

    Primer on Casual Employment

    Form No. 14 – Contract for Casual Employment Simplified Version-A in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 15 – Contract for Casual Employment Simplified Version-B in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 16 – Contract for Casual Employment Full-Length Version in Filipino / Tagalog

     

    Primer on Project Employment

    Form No. 17 – Contract for Project Employment in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 18 – Contract for Project Employment in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 18 – Contract for Seasonal Employment in Filipino / Tagalog

    Primer on Contract for Seasonal Employment

    Form No. 19 – Contract for Seasonal Employment in Filipino / Tagalog

     

    Primer on Regular Employment

    Form No. 20 – Contract for Regular Employment

    Form No. 21 – Contract for Regular Employment Simplified Version in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 22 – Contract for Regular Employment Monthly-Paid Employee in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 23 – Contract for Regular Employment Monthly-Paid Employee Simplified Version in Filipino / Tagalog

    Explanation on Form No. 23

     

    Primer on Service Training Agreement

    Form No. 24 – Service Training Agreement in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 25 – Overtime Request Form

     

    DISCIPLINARY AND TERMINATION FORMS

     


    Primer on Resignation

    Form No. 26 – Acceptance of Resignation

    Discussion: Acceptance of Resignation Where the Employee has a Pending Case or is Under Administrative Investigation

    Form No. 27 – Acceptance of Resignation where the Employee has a Pending Case Under Investigation

    Form No. 28 – Release, Waiver and Quitclaim in Tag-Lish (Tagalog / English) Version

    Form No. 29 – Release, Waiver and Quitclaim in Tagalog / Filipino

     

    Primer on the Notice to Explain (NTE)

    Form No. 30 – Notice to Explain (NTE) for Tardiness in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 31 – Notice of Decision for Tardiness in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 32 – Notice to Explain (NTE) for Repeated Tardiness in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 33 – Notice to Explain (NTE) for Repeated Tardiness in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 34 – Notice of Administrative Hearing / Conference for Repeated Tardiness in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 35 – Notice of Decision for Repeated Tardiness in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 37 – Notice to Explain (NTE) for AWOL Punishable with Warning in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 38 – Notice of Warning for AWOL in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 39 – Notice to Explain (NTE) for AWOL Punishable with Suspension in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 40 – Notice of Administrative Hearing / Conference for AWOL Punishable with Suspension in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 41 – Notice of Suspension for AWOL in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 42 – Notice of Suspension when the employee failed to attend the administrative conference in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 43 – NTE for AWOL Leading to Abandonment of Work in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 44 – Notice of Administrative Hearing / Conference for AWOL Leading to Abandonment of Work in Filipino / Tagalog

     

    Explanation on Form No. 44

    Form No. 45 – Notice of Dismissal for Abandonment of Work in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 46 – Notice to Explain Falsification of Timecard in Filipino / Tagalog

     

    Primer on Preventive Suspension Included in the NTE

    Form No. 46 – Notice to Explain Falsification of Timecard with Preventive Suspension in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 47 – Notice to Explain Falsification of Attendance Record in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 48 – Notice of Administrative Conference for Falsification in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 49 – Notice of Suspension for Falsification of Attendance Record in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 50 – Notice to Explain Fighting within Office Premises in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 51 – Notice of Administrative Hearing / Conference for Fighting within Office Premises in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 52 – Notice of Suspension for Fighting within Office Premises in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 53 – Notice of Decision for Fighting within Office Premises in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 54 – Notice to Explain for Theft with Preventive Suspension in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 55 – Notice of Administrative Conference in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 56 – Notice of Decision for Theft in Filipino / Tagalog

    Form No. 57 – Code of Conduct in Filipino / Tagalog

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    4,595.00
  • HR Bundle – Print Books

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    The HR Bundle offers excellent tools for learning about HR/Labor rules, doctrines and principles in various books written by Atty. Elvin B. Villanueva. Each book in the bundle provides unique content dealing with particular labor/HR topic.

     

    HR Bundle comes with a 5% discount. Shipping is free.

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    6,861.85
  • HR Forms, Notices and Contracts 1 Soft Copy Version (150+ Templates in Editable Word)

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    Forms, Notices and Contracts
    Soft Copy Version (Word File only – Saved as Single File)

     

    Alert!: If you were able to purchase any of our soft copy products in the past please double-check that they are not part of these templates. This product is indivisible and individual soft copy templates previously purchased cannot be deducted from the price.

     

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    Based on the book Human Resource Forms, Notices & Contracts Volume One

    Features:

    • Editable in Word file (Saved as one file “HR Forms Volume 1 Soft Copy”)
      • Fonts Used: Arial, Book Antiqua, Garamond
    • With separate file showing instructions on How to Use and Navigate the HR Forms
    • Product will be sent to Buyer’s Email Account from LVS’ gmail account.
    • Over 150 Sample Forms such as:
    • Employment Contracts (some with Data Privacy Consent Clause)
      Regular
      Probationary
      Casual
      Seasonal
      Fixed-Term
      Part-Time
    • Consent under Data Privacy Act
    • DOLE Mandatory Policies
      • Drug-Free Workplace
      • HIV/AIDS
      • Hepatitis B
      • Tuberculosis
      • Anti-Sexual Harassment
    • Acknowledgment Receipt of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    • Authority to Deduct (Debt)
    • Notices to Explain
    • Notices of Hearing/Conference
    • Notice of Suspension
    • Preventive Suspension
      • Extension of Preventive Suspension
    • Termination Notice
    • Extension of Preventive Suspension
    • Application Form
    • Employment checklist, etc.
    • Acceptance of Resignation
    • Acceptance of Resignation with Pending Case (Graceful Exit)
    • Clearance Form
    • Release, Waiver and Quitclaim
    • Many more!

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