Section 244. Rights of public service workers. – Employees of government agencies created according to the Code Of Corporation have the right to organize and negotiate with their respective employers. All other employees of the public service have the right to form associations that do not violate the law. (Amended by Executive Order No. 111 of 24 December 1986). (d) No substitute is made for labour standards disputes. In all other disputes, royalties may be set against the submitting party, provided that such royalties are shared equally by the negotiating parties when negotiations are blocked. Section 257.
Petitions in un organised institutions. – In any establishment where there is no certified negotiator, a choice of certification is made automatically by the Med-Arbiter when a petition is filed by a legitimate workers` organization, including a national union or federation that has already issued a charter certificate for its 1ocal/chapter participating in the choice of certification or a local/chapter that has issued a charter certificate by the national union or federation. In cases where the petition was submitted by a national trade union or a national federation, it is not required to disclose the names of civil servants and members of the local association. (As amended by Section 24, Republic Act No. 6715 of 21 March 1989 and Section 11, Republic Act No. 9481, which came into force on 25 May 2007 and came into force on 14 June 2007). To that end, the parties to a collective agreement shall designate and designate in advance a voluntary arbitrator or a group of voluntary arbitrators or, in the agreement, a procedure for the selection of an arbitrator or body of voluntary arbitrators, preferably from the list of qualified voluntary arbitrators duly accredited by the Board of Directors. In the event that the parties do not select a voluntary arbitrator or a body of voluntary arbitrators, the Council shall appoint the voluntary arbitrator or body of voluntary arbitrators, if necessary, in accordance with the selection procedure agreed in the collective agreement, who shall act with the same force and efficiency, as if the arbitrator or panel of arbitrators had been chosen by the parties as described above. March 1989 and Section 10, Republic Act No.
9481, entered into force on 25 May 2007 and entered into force on 14 June 2007). This obligation must be regarded as an agreement concluded by the applicant and the guarantee which, in the context of the same action or proceedings against the complainant and the guarantee, may be subject, after consultation on the assessment of the damage, to an injunction of which the hearing, the complainant and the guarantor must have appropriate notification, the applicant and the guarantor submitting to the court for that purpose. . . .