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2011-09-14 |
MENDOZA, J. |
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In its position paper,[9] UEEA alleged that starting SY 1994-1995, UE had been withholding from the rank-and-file employees a sizeable portion of their share in the tuition fee increases as mandated by P.D. No. 451, as amended. It asserted that before SY 1994-1995, shares of tuition fee increases were distributed proportionately among the management, faculty and rank-and-file employees based on equal sharing or on a share-and-share alike basis. In SY 1994-1995, however, UE arbitrarily and unilaterally distributed the tuition fee increase proceeds through percentage based on salaries, thereby reducing the shares of the rank-and-file employees, while increasing those of the management personnel. |