In Nicolas v. National Labor Relations
Commission, we held that a criminal conviction is
not necessary to find just cause for employment termination. Otherwise stated,
an employee’s acquittal in a criminal case, especially one that is grounded on
the existence of reasonable doubt, will not preclude a determination in a labor
case that he is guilty of acts inimical to the employer’s interests. In the
reverse, the finding of probable cause is not followed by automatic adoption of
such finding by the labor tribunals. (Lynvil Fishing Enterprises, Inc. and/or Rosendo S.
De Borja Vs. Andres G. Ariola, et al., G.R. No.
181974. February 1, 2012).
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
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