Wednesday, December 12, 2018
'Wensha vs Yung Case Digest\r'
'G. R. No. 185122  fearful 16, 2010 WENSHA  resort CENTER, INC. and/or XU ZHI JIE, Petiti championrs, vs. LORETA T. YUNG, Respondent. A petition for review on certiorari under Rule 45 of the Rules of  beg filed by an employer who was charged before the National  trade union movement Relations Commission (NLRC) for dismissing an employee upon the advice of a Feng Shui master. Facts: Wensha Spa Center, Inc. (Wensha) in Quezon City is in the business of sauna tub and massage services. Xu Zhi Jie a. k. a. Pobby Co (Xu) is its president,3 respondent Loreta T. Yung (Loreta) was its administrative  managing director at the time of her termination from employment.Loreta recounted that on August 10, 2004, she was asked to leave her office because Xu and a Feng Shui master were exploring the premises.  afterwards that day, Xu asked Loreta to go on leave with pay for one month. She did so and returned on September 10, 2004. Upon her return, Xu and his wife asked her to   unsay from Wensha becau   se, according to the Feng Shui master, her aura did not match that of Xu. Loreta refused  alone was informed that she could no longer continue  working at Wensha. That same afternoon, Loreta went to the NLRC and filed a case for  black dismissal against Xu and Wensha.Labor Arbiter (LA) Francisco Robles dismissed Loretaââ¬â¢s  charge for lack of merit. He found it more  presumptive that Loreta was dismissed from her employment due to Wenshaââ¬â¢s  bolshie of trust and confidence in her. NLRC affirmed in its Resolution,9 citing its observation that Wensha was still considering the proper action to take on the day Loreta left Wensha and filed her complaint. CA  transposed the ruling of the NLRC on the ground that it gravely  maltreated its discretion in appreciating the factual bases that led to Loretaââ¬â¢s dismissal. The CA noted that thither were irregularities and inconsistencies in Wenshaââ¬â¢s position.Issue: Whether or not  suitor Xu Zhi Jie is solidarily  conceivabl   e with Wensha.  govern: Loretaââ¬â¢s security of tenure is guaranteed by the  physical composition and the Labor Code. Under the security of tenure guarantee, a worker can only be  all over from his employment for cause and after due  physical process. The records  be bereft of evidence that Loreta was duly informed of the charges against her and that she was   presumptuousness the opportunity to respond to those charges prior to her dismissal. If there were therefore charges against Loreta that Wensha had to investigate, then it should  incur informed her of those charges and required her to  rationalize her side.Wensha should also have kept records of the investigation conducted  time Loreta was on leave. The  honor requires that two  receives be given to an employee prior to a valid termination: the  start-off notice is to inform the employee of the charges against her with a warning that she  may be terminated from her employment and giving her  middling opportunity within wh   ich to explain her side, and the second notice is the notice to the employee that upon due consideration of all the circumstances, she is organism terminated from her employment. This is a requirement of due process and clearly, Loreta did not receive any of those required notices.Nevertheless, the  dally finds merit in the argument of petitioner Xu that the CA erred in ruling that he is solidarily liable with Wensha.  unproblematic is the rule that a  toilet is invested by law with a personality separate and distinct from those of the persons  piece it and from that of any other legal entity to which it may be related. ââ¬Å"Mere ownership by a  genius stockholder or by another corporation of all or nearly all of the  outstanding stock of a corporation is not of itself  adapted ground for disregarding the separate corporate personality. In labor cases, corporate directors and policemans may be held solidarily liable with the corporation for the termination of employment only if th   rough with  spitefulness or in bad faith.  expectant faith does not connote bad  nous or negligence; it imports a dishonest  target or some moral obliquity and  apprised doing of wrong; it means breach of a  cognise duty through some motive or interest or ill will; it partakes of the  personality of fraud. In the subject decision, the CA concluded that petitioner Xu and Wensha are jointly and severally liable to Loreta.We have read the decision in its entirety  that simply failed to come across any  decision of bad faith or malice on the part of Xu. There is, therefore, no justification for  much(prenominal) a ruling. To sustain such a finding, there should be an evidence on record that an officer or director acted maliciously or in bad faith in terminating the services of an employee. Moreover, the finding or indication that the dismissal was effected with malice or bad faith should be  give tongue to in the decision itself.\r\n'  
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