Professional Documents
Culture Documents
and
Labor Laws
Abella, Reynald I.
Borja, Neil B.
Virtucio, Marc Angelo S.
Yarcia, Lee Edson P.
RA 8042 - Migrant Workers and
Overseas Filipinos Act of 1995
a. After the issuance of an employment permit, the alien shall not transfer to
another job or change his employer without prior approval of the Secretary of
Labor.
In addition, the alien worker shall be subject to deportation after service of his
sentence.
LABOR CODE
Art. 269. Prohibition against aliens; exceptions. All aliens, natural or juridical, as
well as foreign organizations are strictly prohibited from engaging directly or
indirectly in all forms of trade union activities without prejudice to normal
contacts between Philippine labor unions and recognized international labor
centers: Provided, however, That aliens working in the country with valid permits
issued by the Department of Labor and Employment, may exercise the right to
self-organization and join or assist labor organizations of their own choosing for
purposes of collective bargaining: Provided, further, That said aliens are nationals
of a country which grants the same or similar rights to Filipino workers.
LABOR CODE
NONE
The Social Security Act of 1954 RA 1161
NONE
Magna Carta for Persons With Disabilities
(RA 10070)
NONE
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