Practice question
A land-based overseas placement organization states that charitable incorporation, its absence of worker-paid fees and a local office permit conclusively establish national recruitment authority. Its directors refuse to examine whether the organization charges employers or holds the required DMW permission. Which response is sound?
- Charitable incorporation automatically grants recruitment authority
- A local permit eliminates every national requirement
- Employer charges are irrelevant to agency classification
- No organization may ever recruit even with permission
- Examine the actual fee arrangements and required DMW authorization; labels and a local business permit do not answer those separate questions
Legal references
- Labor Code, Article 13(c) and (e); RA11641, Section 3(d) and (h): https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra2021/ra_11641_2021.html
- Labor Code, Article 13(c) and (e): https://dole.gov.ph/book-1-pre-employment/
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