Title
Amendment of NLRC Appeal Procedures
Law
Nlrc No. 11-01-91
Decision Date
Nov 7, 1991
The NLRC amends the New Rules of Procedure to establish a ten-day appeal period for decisions by Labor Arbiters and the POEA Administrator, requiring employers to post a bond equivalent to the monetary award for appeals involving financial judgments.
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Requirement of Bond for Appeals Involving Monetary Awards

  • Appeals by employers involving monetary awards must be perfected by posting a cash or surety bond.
  • The bond must be issued by a reputable bonding company accredited by the NLRC or the Supreme Court.
  • The bond should be equivalent to the monetary award ordered by the Labor Arbiter, POEA Administrator, or Regional Director's hearing officer.
  • The Commission may reduce the bond amount in meritorious cases upon Motion of the Appellant.
  • The provision that excluded moral and exemplary damages and attorney's fees from the bond requirement was deleted, indicating the bond must cover the entire monetary award.

Effectivity of the Amendment

  • The amendments take effect ten (10) days after publication in at least two newspapers of general circulation.

Legal Authority and Adoption

  • The amendments were adopted en banc by the National Labor Relations Commission on November 7, 1991.
  • The amendments are pursuant to Article 218(a) of the Philippine Labor Code as amended.
  • Signed by the Chairman and all Commissioners of the NLRC, affirming official promulgation and authority.

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