Practice question
An employer proves good-faith closure due to serious business losses with sufficient evidence and no more favorable benefit applies. A worker argues that the non-loss closure formula necessarily applies unchanged even when serious losses are established. Which distinction matters?
- Section5.5 expressly distinguishes serious-loss closure from closure not due to such losses
- All closure causes are legally identical
- Serious losses automatically require double payment
- Evidence of losses is forbidden
- Closure can never be an authorized cause
Legal references
- DO147-15 RuleI-A Sections5.1 and5.4–5.5: https://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/thebookshelf/showdocs/10/71535 Installation of labor-saving devices, fair selection and closure-loss distinction.
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