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Jurisdiction in Seafarer Cases (RA 12021, Ch. XI; DO 247, s. 2025)

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  1. Under RA12021 Section55, what is the next statutory route when the grievance remains unsettled and a CBA exists?
  2. If no CBA exists and the onboard or onshore grievance is unsettled, what does Section55 require before the subsequent a…
  3. Does DO247-2025 make every overseas seafarer dispute exclusively a voluntary-arbitrator case regardless of its legal ba…
  4. A covered seafarer’s grievance under a CBA remains unresolved. The employer argues that Section55 lets it categorically…
  5. A seafarer’s monetary decision separately awards unpaid wages and disputed damages. While review is pending, the employ…
  6. A seafarer without a CBA completes the applicable grievance process and conciliation-mediation without settlement. The …
  7. A dispute concerns conflicting medical disability gradings within RA12021 Section57. The parties want to proceed direct…
  8. Distinguish the statutory dispute routes for unsettled seafarer grievances with and without a CBA.
  9. Why should DO247-2025 not be read as transferring every seafarer claim to voluntary arbitration?
  10. Explain why a seafarer monetary award must distinguish its components for execution pending review.
  11. Under RA 12021 Section 54, must the covered onboard and onshore grievance mechanisms be accessible at no cost to the se…
  12. For a union-member seafarer covered by a CBA, who assists in Section 54 grievance proceedings?