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Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
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- Which Labor Code provision expressly grants regulatory power to restrict and regulate recruitment and placement activit…
- Which is expressly included in the recruitment visitorial power under Article 37?
- Under Salazar v. Achacoso, may the Labor Secretary issue criminal search or arrest warrants as though the Secretary wer…
- A local recruitment agency refuses a lawful DOLE request for its placement records, arguing that private ownership excl…
- A local recruiter claims that DOLE’s role is limited to giving voluntary advice and that it cannot issue recruitment ru…
- DOLE personnel investigating a local recruitment complaint propose to inspect covered recruitment records through lawfu…
- A policy memorandum says the creation of DMW abolished every DOLE recruitment function, including regulation of agencie…
- Explain the distinction between DOLE’s regulatory and visitorial powers over recruitment under Articles 36 and 37.
- A Labor Secretary issues a document directing a criminal evidentiary search and arrest, claiming Article 38 alone suppl…
- An agency recruiting solely for Philippine jobs says that RA 11641 placed all recruitment under DMW and removed DOLE fr…
- Under Article 37, does visitorial power include requiring regular reports on prescribed forms?
- Does Article 37 expressly include books of accounts among the materials subject to its lawful inspection power?