No Work, No Pay; Fair Day’s Wage for a Fair Day’s Work

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1. What does the general no-work-no-pay principle ordinarily link?
2. Which is a recognized qualification to a blanket assertion that every unworked day must be unpaid?
3. Under Article 84, can time during which a covered employee is required to remain on duty or at a prescribed workplace c…
4. A daily-paid worker voluntarily takes an ordinary scheduled workday off without pay. No paid-leave balance, statutory p…
5. An employee uses a valid accrued paid-leave entitlement under an enforceable policy. The employer denies payment solely…
6. A worker is ready, willing, and able to work but is illegally dismissed. A final ruling orders the appropriate backwage…
7. A covered hourly employee must remain at an assigned station for an eight-hour ordinary shift and perform tasks as they…
8. Explain the no-work-no-pay principle and why it is not an absolute answer to every claim for an unworked day.
9. Distinguish a voluntary unpaid absence from time when a covered employee must remain on duty at a prescribed workplace …
10. An employer illegally excludes a willing and able employee from work and later argues that the employee cannot recover …
11. Does dismissal of criminal charges alone necessarily establish the date an employer unlawfully refused a worker’s retur…
12. Can a mere arithmetic schedule of claimed workdays necessarily replace competent proof of disputed services?