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result of constructive dismissal. This means that the employee left the company
                       because they had no other choice. He or She could have been working under
                       significant  stress  and  difficult  working  conditions  under  the  employer.  Cited
                       difficult  conditions  include  lower  salary,  harassment,  new  work  location  that  is
                       farther  than  the  employee  can  reasonably  commute  to  daily,  increased  work
                       hours, etc.
                   3.  Employees may voluntarily resign in good standing by submitting a written letter
                       of resignation to their immediate supervisor at least 30 days in advance of the
                       separation.  Such  written  letter  of  resignation  shall  be  a  signed  and  dated
                       statement  indicating  the  desire  to  resign  and  the  effective  date  of  separation.
                       Once  the  supervisor  accepts  the  letter  of  resignation,  it  may  not  be  revoked
                       without  permission  from  the  supervisor.  The  supervisor  advises  the  Human
                       Resources Department by submitting the employee’s letter of resignation.
                   4.  Involuntary  termination  of  employment  occurs  when  an  employer  dismisses  or
                       fires  an  employee.  An  employee  is  usually  fired  from  a  job  as  a  result  of
                       unsatisfactory work performance, poor behavior or attitude that does not fit with
                       the  corporation’s  policies  or  unethical  conduct  that  violates  the  company’s
                       policies.  Following  At-Will  Employment  laws  recognized  in  some  countries,  an
                       employee  that  founds  to  be  performing  poorly  or  violating  some  form  of  the
                       company’s  rules  may  find  himself  dismissed  without  warning.  In  fact,  the
                       company  does  not  have  to  give  a  reason for why  the  employee’s  job  is  being
                       terminated.  In  some  cases,  an  employer  may  dismiss  an  employee  without
                       prejudice.  This  indicates  that  the  employee  was  let  go  for  reasons  other  than
                       incompetence,  insubordination,  or  misconduct  in  the  workplace.  In  such
                       situations, the employee may be rehired for a similar job in the future.
                   5.  Should surrender issued items by the company: motorcycle, sim card, uniform or
                       gears (if applicable), tools and equipment, laptop, etc.
                   6.  20.3.6.  In  certain  cases  after  termination  of  employment,  lost  company  issued
                       items  (whether  intentionally  or  unintentionally)  should  not  be  deducted  in  the
                       back-up pay of the employee as per company policy and Department of Labor
                       and Employment. However, the employee must replace it just as exactly what the
                       lost item/s look/s and appear/s like.
                   7.  The  employee  must  render  at  least  30  days  turnover  (projects,  company
                       accounts,  Facebook  @  Work  account,  passwords,  etc.)  under  DOLE.  The
                       company  reserves  its  right  to  let  go  the  employee  if  he/she  has  nothing  to
                       turnover to the company.
                   8.  In order to receive the 13th month pay and back-up pay, the employee should be
                       cleared/undergo  clearance  from  the  following  departments:  Accounting,
                       Warehouse, Technical, Sales, Marketing, IE, Admin, CEO, and Supervisor. If the
                       employee  is  already  cleared  from  the  above-mentioned  departments,  the  HR
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