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Book VI — Post-Employment

Article 299Disposition of pending cases.

PD 442 · Labor Code of the PhilippinesELI5 guide available

ELI5— what this means for you

Cases pending before the old CIR and NLRC were transferred to the corresponding bodies under the new Labor Code. Cases on appeal to the Secretary of Labor or Office of the President at that time remained under their jurisdiction.

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Official text — PD 442

Disposition of pending cases.

All cases pending before the Court of Industrial Relations and the National Labor Relations Commission established under Presidential Decree No. 21 on the date of effectivity of this Code shall be transferred to and processed by the corresponding labor relations divisions or the National Labor Relations Commission created under this Code having cognizance of the same in accordance with the procedure laid down herein and its implementing rules and regulations. Cases on labor relations on appeal with the Secretary of Labor or the Office of the President of the Philippines as of the date of effectivity of this Code shall remain under their respective jurisdictions and shall be decided in accordance with the rules and regulations in force at the time of appeal.

All workmen’s compensation cases pending before the Workmen’s Compensation Units in the regional offices of the Department of Labor and those pending before the Workmen’s Compensation Commission as of March 31, 1975, shall be processed and adjudicated in accordance with the law, rules and procedure existing prior to the effectivity of the Employees Compensation and State Insurance Fund.

Source: lawphil.net (PD 442 as amended)

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