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Boyet,
Subject worker was deployed by us to Saudi Arabia with the following details:
2. Client provided for the exit visas and air tickets of both workers
3. On April we received a Notice of Conference from the NLRC for both workers and following
are their claims:
a. They are claiming for unpaid OT and illegal termination and demanding for the unexpired
portion of their contract.
b. Four SENA hearings were held and was terminated after no settlement was reached
c. Case was escalated for Arbitration
d. At the Arbitration, both Nacua and Torculas were firm that they wanted their claims despite all
efforts explaining them that they were not illegally terminated but
instead it was their decision to stop from work and decided to return home
e. Since no settlement was reached, we are now asked to submit our position papers on 26
June at 10 am.
Documents attached:
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Dear Ronnel,
Second hearing was held today, 06 June for the case filed both by Mr. Nacua and Mr.
Torculas. Both workers requested for the termination of the hearing as they are not
amenable for settlement and are insistent on their claims (unexpired portion of their
contract).
We are directed to submit our Position Papers on 26 June 2019 at 10 A.M. Please see
attached Minutes of the hearing for your reference.
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First Arbitration hearing for the case filed by the subject worker was held on 29 May.
They narrated and claimed the following:
We explained that:
1. The contract from Almawarid has the same content they signed in the Philippines
2. They don't have any proof to defend their claims
3. They are not entitled for the Vacation Leave Pay because they refused to work
After our explanation, Mr. Nacua and Mr. Torculas are now claiming for the unexpired
portion of their contracts. We offer financial assistance but they are firm on their claim.
Next hearing will be on 6 June. Please refer to attached Minutes.
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Kindly settle the issue with the workers. Your team is well aware about their cases.
They are the one who stop to work, we even tried to transfer them to another project.
Thank you.
Best Regards,
We received a Summons from the NLRC for the Arbitration case filed by subject worker. Please
note that the hearings at the Conciliation level were terminated as we did not reach any
settlement.
Please be advised that during the arbitration level, we will be given 2 mandatory hearings to reach a
possible settlement. Failure to do so will require the submission of position papers which will entail
engaging the services of a lawyer. And, if the case is eventually decided in favor of the complainant, the
worker can also claim for damages aside from the original demand. This will prove to be a lot costlier
than if we offer a settlement at this stage.
Please provide us additional documents pertaining to his case. First hearing is on 26 May.
Please refer to attached Summons. We hope to receive additional documents prior to said
date.
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On Fri, May 3, 2019 at 5:33 PM Michelle Angeli Albelda <mcalbelda@staffhouse.com>
wrote:
Dear Mr. Almuaigel,
First hearing for the case filed by the subject workers was held on 30 April. They
narrated that they have been working for almost 12 hours per day without receiving
any commission.
We asked them for documents to support their claims but they don't have any
documents to present. They are not willing to accept any financial assistance and
instead are demanding the unexpired portion of their contracts.