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Q1. The grant of immunity from local jurisdiction to ICMC and IRRI is clearly necessitated by their international character and respective purposes. The objective is to avoid the danger of partiality and interference by the host country in their internal workings

Q2. Corporations under the general corporation law was held to be a government owned or controlled corporation whose employees are subject to the provisions of the labor code

Q3. When a case arose at the time when the 1973 constitution was still in effect it will not deprive the NLRC of jurisdiction on the premise that it is the 1987 constitution that governs because it is the constitution at the time of the decision

Q4. The twin notice requirement mandates that the employer furnish an employee two written notices of dismissal before termination in particular these notices must contain the employers decision to dismiss him/her

Q5. the claims arising out of an EE relationship or by virtue of any law or contract involving Filipino workers for overseas deployment including claims for actual, moral, exemplary, and other forms of damages are cognizable by the labor arbiters of the NLRC

Q6. The perfection of the employment contract occurs when petitioner and respondents agree on the object and the cause as well as the rest of the terms and condition

Q7. The commencement of the EE relationship would have taken place had petitioner been actually deployed from the point of hire. Therefore only after the start of an EE relationship contemporaneous with the perfection of the employment contract was the birth of certain rights and obligations

Q8. Labor Arbiters of the NLRC shall have the original and exclusive jurisdiction to hear and decide all claims arising out of EE relationship or virtue of any law or contract involving Filipino workers for overseas deployment including claims for actual, moral, exemplary, and other forms of damages, subject to the rules and procedures of the NLRC

Q9. Labor relation system in the Philippines has no extra territorial jurisdiction

Q10. A final judgement is a vested interest which it is right and equitable that the government should recognize and protect and of which the individual could not be deprived arbitrarily without injustice