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Recovery and Adjudicatory Power

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  1. For the summary money-claim proceeding under Labor Code Article129, what is the monetary ceiling for each employee's ag…
  2. Which requested relief excludes a complaint from Article129's summary jurisdiction?
  3. Where is an appeal from a Regional Director's Article129 decision taken?
  4. One employee seeks P2,000 unpaid wages and P3,500 in another monetary benefit in a single Article129 complaint, with no…
  5. Two employees each seek P4,000 in qualifying wage claims, without reinstatement. The Regional Director rejects Article1…
  6. A worker files a complaint expressly under Article129 for P3,000 unpaid wages and reinstatement following dismissal. Th…
  7. The Regional Director issues a decision expressly under Article129 on a qualifying simple wage claim. A party asserts t…
  8. An employee seeks P4,500 in unpaid wages and also asks for reinstatement. Explain why the amount alone does not establi…
  9. Two employees jointly file qualifying Article129 claims of P4,000 each. A third employee files a separate complaint com…
  10. A party receives a Regional Director decision expressly adjudicating a qualifying Article129 simple money claim. Identi…
  11. Does Article129’s summary proceeding still require due notice?
  12. Within what statutory period does Article129 direct resolution from filing?