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MANILA BROADCASTING COMPANY v. NLRC

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2012-03-07
VILLARAMA, JR., J.
This is not the first time that this Court has dealt with a policy similar to Policy No. HR-ER-016.  In the case of Manila Broadcasting Company v. NLRC,[32] this Court ruled: What is involved in this case is an unwritten company policy considering any employee who files a certificate of candidacy for any elective or local office as resigned from the company.  Although §11(b) of R.A. No. 6646 does not require mass media commentators and announcers such as private respondent to resign from their radio or TV stations but only to go on leave for the duration of the campaign period, we think that the company may nevertheless validly require them to resign as a matter of policy.  In this case, the policy is justified on the following grounds: