Second Reviewer Flashcards
What is the primary function of the Bureau of Employment Services?
a. To conduct training for local government employees
b. To implement the National Manpower Development Program
c. To oversee recruitment and placement of workers
d. To regulate wage determination policies
c. To oversee recruitment and placement of workers
Which document is required to operate a private employment agency in the Philippines?
a. License from the Department of Trade and Industry
b. Certificate of Incorporation
c. Employment Permit
d. License from the Department of Labor and Employment
d. License from the Department of Labor and Employment
What age qualifies a worker to be an apprentice under the Labor Code?
a. At least 14 years old
b. At least 15 years old
c. At least 18 years old
d. At least 21 years old
a. At least 14 years old
What is the minimum wage rate for house helpers in Metro Manila as per the Labor Code?
a. PHP 800 per month
b. PHP 1,000 per month
c. PHP 1,200 per month
d. PHP 1,500 per month
b. PHP 1,000 per month
An employee was asked to work overtime due to an urgent task. The employee worked for an additional two hours after their eight-hour shift. What additional compensation is required?
a. 10% of the regular wage
b. 25% of the regular wage
c. 50% of the regular wage
d. Double the regular wage
b. 25% of the regular wage
A non-resident alien is employed in the Philippines. What condition must be satisfied for their employment to be valid?
a. They must have a valid work visa
b. They must possess an Alien Employment Permit
c. Their employer must submit a list of foreign workers
d. They must reside in the Philippines for at least six months
b. They must possess an Alien Employment Permit
A worker is required to work on their rest day due to an emergency. How should their pay be calculated?
a. 125% of their regular wage
b. 130% of their regular wage
c. 150% of their regular wage
d. 200% of their regular wage
b. 130% of their regular wage
An employer decides to terminate a worker due to redundancy. How much separation pay should the worker receive?
a. One-half month’s pay per year of service
b. One month’s pay per year of service
c. Two months’ pay per year of service
d. No separation pay is required
b. One month’s pay per year of service
A pregnant employee is entitled to maternity leave benefits. How many days of paid leave should she receive for a normal delivery?
a. 30 days
b. 60 days
c. 105 days
d. 120 days
c. 105 days
A contractor fails to pay wages to its employees working on a project. Who is liable under the Labor Code?
a. The contractor only
b. The employer and contractor jointly
c. The employer only
d. The employees are not entitled to compensation
b. The employer and contractor jointly
What is the maximum duration for employing learners in semi-skilled industrial occupations?
a. Two months
b. Three months
c. Six months
d. One year
b. Three months
Under the Labor Code, who is responsible for maintaining a comprehensive occupational health program for employees?
a. The Department of Health
b. The employer’s designated physician
c. The Department of Labor and Employment
d. A third-party medical contractor
b. The employer’s designated physician
An employee in a hazardous workplace works for six days and 48 hours per week. What premium pay are they entitled to?
a. 10% of their regular wage
b. 20% of their regular wage
c. 30% of their regular wage
d. 50% of their regular wage
c. 30% of their regular wage
What is the required additional pay for work performed during night shifts between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM?
a. 10% of the regular wage
b. 20% of the regular wage
c. 25% of the regular wage
d. 30% of the regular wage
a. 10% of the regular wage
A worker with one year of service is entitled to how many service incentive leave days annually?
a. Three days
b. Five days
c. Seven days
d. Ten days
b. Five days
An employee injured at work due to the employer’s failure to install safety devices is entitled to:
a. No additional benefits
b. Regular compensation benefits only
c. 25% penalty paid by the employer
d. Full compensation benefits with a 25% penalty on the employer
d. Full compensation benefits with a 25% penalty on the employer
If an employee dies while receiving permanent total disability benefits, their beneficiaries are entitled to:
a. 50% of the monthly income benefit
b. 80% of the monthly income benefit
c. 100% of the monthly income benefit
d. A one-time lump sum payment
b. 80% of the monthly income benefit
What is the prescriptive period for filing claims for unlawful withholding of wages?
a. One year
b. Two years
c. Three years
d. Five years
c. Three years
Employers are required to pay wages at least:
a. Weekly
b. Biweekly
c. Monthly
d. Quarterly
b. Biweekly
Which of the following wage deductions is not allowed under the Labor Code?
a. Insurance premiums with employee consent
b. Union dues authorized in writing
c. Deposits for loss of company property without due process
d. Court-ordered deductions
c. Deposits for loss of company property without due process