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All ▸ Bar 2024 ▸ LABOR LAW AND SOCIAL LEGISLATIONS ▸ IX. JURISDICTION AND REMEDIES ▸ B. National Labor Relations Commission ▸ 1. Jurisdiction ▸ b. Appellate - Labor Code, Art. 129, 2011 NLRC Rules of Procedure, as amended, Rule VI, sec. 1

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Jurisdiction: Appellate - Labor Code and NLRC Rules of Procedure

You are a lawyer representing a complainant in a labor case against a company. After the Regional Arbitration Branch (RAB) rendered a decision in favor of your client, the company filed an appeal with the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) questioning the decision. During the appellate proceedings, the company raises the issue of jurisdiction, claiming that the RAB did not have jurisdiction over the case.

Based on the provisions of the Labor Code (Art. 129) and the 2011 NLRC Rules of Procedure, as amended (Rule VI, Sec. 1), analyze the jurisdiction of the RAB and the NLRC in labor cases. Discuss the factors that determine the jurisdiction of these bodies and provide arguments to support or refute the company's claim.

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