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Women in Night Clubs and Similar Establishments

Explore Women in Night Clubs and Similar Establishments in Women Workers (See also RA 7192, 7877, and 9710; RA 7600, as amended by RA 10028; RA 11313) for the…

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  1. Under Article 136 [formerly 138], does lack of compensation alone exclude a woman working in a covered nightclub from e… Multiple Choice Easy
  2. Which establishment is expressly listed in Article 136’s classification rule? Multiple Choice Easy
  3. What operational relationship does Article 136 require for its special classification? Multiple Choice Easy
  4. A woman works in a bar under the employer’s effective supervision for the substantial period contemplated by the rule. … Multiple Choice Medium
  5. A woman visits a cocktail lounge as a paying customer and performs no work. Does Article 136 automatically make her an … Multiple Choice Medium
  6. A lounge requires a woman to attend scheduled shifts, follow supervisory instructions and perform assigned customer-ser… Multiple Choice Hard
  7. A nightclub handbook quotes the old general prohibition on women’s night work and concludes that adult women can never … Multiple Choice Hard
  8. Explain the special classification of women working in nightclubs and similar establishments. Essay Medium
  9. A lounge relies on tips and a promotional-guest label to deny employee protection despite the statutory work and superv… Essay Medium
  10. Distinguish repeal of the former women’s night-work ban from the classification rule for women in nightclubs. Essay Medium
  11. Is a massage clinic expressly included in the special classification provision? Multiple Choice Easy
  12. For what legal purposes does the provision classify qualifying workers as employees? Multiple Choice Easy