Guest templar Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 Sino si ilocana? ..... pakilala mo naman kami pareng butsoy! Para di OT: .... as of end 2001, there is no SC-decided case involving sexual harassment or rape of a male victim .... we were looking for a precedent to use in a complaint filed by one of our officers at the time and the retained lawyers didn't turn up any ..... O yan cute rott, konti na lang research na gagawin mo, from 2002-present na lang .... kung sinisipag ka, you may also want to check out the CA Reports, at least persuasive authority pa rin yun. Pero kung super sipag ka, there are several state and federal case precedents sa US .... yun yata ang ginamit ng mga lawyers namin. Quote Link to comment
Butsoy Posted July 3, 2003 Author Share Posted July 3, 2003 CSC law? I am sorry, first time I have heard of this term. Please elaborate. Thanks.I think it's the Civil Service law .... innocentlady - you're a gov't. employee, right?....it was one of my electives in law school but never got to apply it ..... sayang, galing pa naman prof ko dito ... si ex-Comm. Sam Barlongay. yes, i'm a gov't employee. i know i should seek advice from the CSC but i tot maybe someone here could help me out. it's about the application of the flexi-time rule of the CSC. Innocentlady_ph: Flexi-time means that you can choose a flexible working time e.g. 7-4 or 8 - 5, or 9 - 6 working hours provided that at the end of the week you are able to complete a 40 hour work/per. Whn I was still the Chief Legal counsel of a government agency I allowed my staff/employees and lawyers to choose flexible working period so that from 7am to 6pm there is always an oficer or staff who are present to attend to our clients... and it was very successfull... Butsoy Quote Link to comment
Roubaix Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 Masama yata yung "FLEXI" time para sa MTC. No ones wants to employ a "FLEXI person. Quote Link to comment
bunjee Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 PEEPSHello, bunjee the newbie, here. TKACHEVYes, I am from Ateneo Law. INNOCENTLADYYes, I may help you with CSC. Please give us details of your problem thru a post or other means so that I may share my views on the matter. Quote Link to comment
bunjee Posted July 3, 2003 Share Posted July 3, 2003 CUTE ROTTKailangan ko rin details ng problema mo to determine kung may sexual harassment or rape. Wala rin akong alam na decided case on both, but I am sure that with the new Rape Law, a male person may be raped by a female or a male person. When I say "MAY BE RAPED," I do not mean that it is allowed. I mean that it is possible for a woman to rape a man, and a man to rape a man, and our laws consider both instances as rape. Dati kasi, 'yung female to male, no crime; 'yun namang male to male, considered na acts of lasciviousness lang. Quote Link to comment
Roubaix Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 Think about it, how can a girl rape a man? If a man says "no", does it mean "no"? Maybe its like this, "No, I want to CIM!" Seriously, the law says that a man can be raped by any other person as long as someting (could be anything) is inserted in his mouth or rear orifice. Bottom line: In rape, there must be insertion. Quote Link to comment
ilocana Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 Can marital rape be applied to relationships outside marriage-- like steadies. What if I "invade" butsoy while he's sleeping. Quote Link to comment
Butsoy Posted July 4, 2003 Author Share Posted July 4, 2003 wow. i din't expect this. flirting, sex AND law. i must have died and gone straight to heaven!!!! este butsoy be sure ur around cum prelims time ha! Sure all the time if am not busy with my job and if Ilocana will go with me...hehehehehe.. Butsoy Quote Link to comment
Butsoy Posted July 4, 2003 Author Share Posted July 4, 2003 (edited) Can marital rape be applied to relationships outside marriage-- like steadies. What if I "invade" butsoy while he's sleeping. Thats rape plain and simple if the elements are present to be classified as rape under the new anti-rape law...specially if you invade butsoy while he is sleeping...hehehehe. how are you my Ilocana?...Good morning!!!!Butsoy Edited July 4, 2003 by Butsoy Quote Link to comment
Wolf Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 Can marital rape be applied to relationships outside marriage-- like steadies. NO. kaya nga "marital" e, dapat married to each other ang parties. Quote Link to comment
Wolf Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 wow. i din't expect this. flirting, sex AND law. i must have died and gone straight to heaven!!!! este butsoy be sure ur around cum prelims time ha! welcome to MTC! enjoy posting. hope to meet you sometime. Quote Link to comment
Butsoy Posted July 4, 2003 Author Share Posted July 4, 2003 i need an expert on CSC law, gusto kong ihabla boss ko Just PM me innocent lady...or you can come to our NCLA office for assistance Butsoy Quote Link to comment
stpatr3k Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 You're welcome. I hope it helps. Just tell us what happened afterwards. If it's not your RAM, it may be your power supply. Trebbie nagawa ko na at naipost ko ang nangyari ewan ko kung may nag delete ng post ko?(pwede yun di ba) Walang error sa RAM ko pero nung naghang ako ulit nag repair ako (automatically) it helped ngayon kapag naghang at nag reset nakikita na ang partition kahit di pa nagcheckdisk. Isang prob ata ang antivirus ko din dahil may exe sya na sablay kumakain ng processor wala pa ako solution ngayon kundi end process wala kaasi sa services (help). Yung pan-test ng memory ok dahil dun sa isang machine ko alam ko na ang problem: may badram. Thanks Quote Link to comment
gremlins_007 Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 (edited) butsoy et al, ...this pertains to project hired employee turns regular employee. i was hired by my employer (japanese construction co.) last june 1996 as a project hired employee until june 30 2003., On July 1, the company issued a letter to me stating that im now a regular employee "AS OF july 1, 2003" ...BUT ACCORDING TO our personnel dept. regularization will strt only on july 1, meaning, yung previous 6 years eh nabaliwala. TAMA PO BA YON? may difference po ba kung ang term ng employment mo eh PROJECT HIRED against CONTRACTUAL?...as far as i know once na naregular eh it will start from the date kung kailan ka na-hire not from the date na inissue nila yung letter. MARAMI PONG SALAMAT fafa grems Edited July 4, 2003 by gremlins_007 Quote Link to comment
Roubaix Posted July 4, 2003 Share Posted July 4, 2003 butsoy et al, ...this pertains to project hired employee turns regular employee. i was hired by my employer (japanese construction co.) last june 1996 as a project hired employee until june 30 2003., On July 1, the company issued a letter to me stating that im now a regular employee "AS OF july 1, 2003" ...BUT ACCORDING TO our personnel dept. regularization will strt only on july 1, meaning, yung previous 6 years eh nabaliwala. TAMA PO BA YON? may difference po ba kung ang term ng employment mo eh PROJECT HIRED against CONTRACTUAL?...as far as i know once na naregular eh it will start from the date kung kailan ka na-hire not from the date na inissue nila yung letter. MARAMI PONG SALAMAT fafa grems Mr. Magwai or Gizmo (whichever you prefer), Without knowing your true job history, your firm is basically correct. You started as a regular employee from July 1. All your past years with them are not counted technically for anything. There is jurisprudence on the matter. But the queer thing about labor law is that each case is unique as to its facts. And the Supreme Court usually changes its stance once in a while. As of two years ago, project employees will have retroactice regular status depending on the project. This may only happen if there were several distinct projects and the person is continously hired for each project. If it is just one project, then the retroactive rule may not apply. As in the word os Master Cyber-Pinoy, we have have the complete facts para complete rin ang answer. If not, Cyber might get angry with me. Quote Link to comment
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