the DOLE, specifically the Regional Branch of the NCMB, copy
furnished the employer of the union; ii. A cooling-off period must be observed between the filing of notice and the actual execution of the strike thirty (30) days in case of bargaining deadlock and fifteen (15) days in case of unfair labor practice. However, in the case of union busting where the union’s existence is threatened, the cooling-off period need not be observed. XXX iii. the DOLE, specifically the Regional Branch of the NCMB, copy furnished the employer of the union; iv. A cooling-off period must be observed between the filing of notice and the actual execution of the strike thirty (30) days in case of bargaining deadlock and fifteen (15) days in case of unfair labor practice. However, in the case of union busting where the union’s existence is threatened, the cooling-off period need not be observed. XXX v. the DOLE, specifically the Regional Branch of the NCMB, copy furnished the employer of the union; vi. A cooling-off period must be observed between the filing of notice and the actual execution of the strike thirty (30) days in case of bargaining deadlock and fifteen (15) days in case of unfair labor practice. However, in the case of union busting where the union’s existence is threatened, the cooling-off period need not be observed. XXX vii. the DOLE, specifically the Regional Branch of the NCMB, copy furnished the employer of the union; viii. A cooling-off period must be observed between the filing of notice and the actual execution of the strike thirty (30) days in case of bargaining deadlock and fifteen (15) days in case of unfair labor practice. However, in the case of union busting where the union’s existence is threatened, the cooling-off period need not be observed. XXX ix. the DOLE, specifically the Regional Branch of the NCMB, copy furnished the employer of the union; x. A cooling-off period must be observed between the filing of notice and the actual execution of the strike thirty (30) days in case of bargaining deadlock and fifteen (15) days in case of unfair labor practice. However, in the case of union busting where the union’s existence is threatened, the cooling-off period need not be observed. XXX xi. the DOLE, specifically the Regional Branch of the NCMB, copy furnished the employer of the union; xii. A cooling-off period must be observed between the filing of notice and the actual execution of the strike thirty (30) days in case of bargaining deadlock and fifteen (15) days in case of unfair labor practice. However, in the case of union busting where the union’s existence is threatened, the cooling-off period need not be observed. XXX
G.R. No. 121917, March 12, 1997 Robin Cariño Padilla at Robinhood Padilla, Petitioner, vs. Court of Appeals and People of The Philippines, Respondents. Decision Francisco, J.