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‘Republic ofthe Philipines
Supreme Court
‘Manila
‘SECOND DIVISION
GAUDIOSO ISO, JR. and JOEL G.R. No. 219059
TOLENTINO,
Petitioners, Present
PERLAS-BERNABE, S.4.J,
Chairperson,
= versus - LEONEN,”
REYES, A..JR.,
INTING, and
GAERLAN," J
SALCON POWER
CORPORATION (aow SPC
POWER CORPORATION) and Promulgated:
DENNIS VILLAREAL,
Respondents 12 FEB
DECISION
INTING, J
Before the Court isa Petition for Review on Certiorari under Rule
45! of the Rules of Court seeking to set aside the Decision’ dated
October 9, 2013 and the Resolution’ dated May 13, 2015 ofthe Court of
Appeals (CA) in CA-GR. CEB-SP Nos, 02781 and 06429.
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The Antecedents
As briefly summarized by the CA, the antecedents of the two
consolidated cases are as follows:
In CA-G.R, CEB-SP No. 02781, Guus 150, I, fopther
‘ith his flow petones challenge the Oetober 11, 2006 Decision
‘ofthe National Labor Relation Comision (NERC), Cebu Cay,
NERC Case No, V-100562.2006, RAB Case No. VIL-O1-0132-2006
tnd is March 6. 2007 Resolution denying shit Motion ir
Reconsideration. However, on June 10,2008. Wiliam 3 Yap, Alan
A Balugo. Glenn E. Comendador, Mario S, Amaya, SoseBinn
Cushar, Wilson M. Pogoy. Fel C. Cabigon, Zesimo A. Ahan,
Etroilo N. Garcia, Oscar G. Cet, Eduardo T-Roble and Marian
Y. Blanco, Ie. enersd into a Compromise Agreement, with
[respondent] SPC™ Power Coepeaton “ocmerly” Saco Power
Corporation). Thereafter on June 11, 2010, the ret of the pions
also executed a Compromise Agreement with [respondent] Ths on
‘Apcil 25. 2012, this Cour rendered a. Decision appoving, sid
Compromise Agreements and dismissing the isan Petition On May
30,2012 petitioner Iso filed his Motion fr Reconsideration arguing
that the dismiss ofthe case should ot afet him as he ws Dot
ermory to any OF die Compromise Agreements In response. the
[respondent stressed, nits Comment did Aust 28,2012, th the
Compromise. Agreements do not concern the validly. dismissed
tone shi monetary claims ae disly connected or inert nad
‘ith his continued employment with she compaay. On July 24 2013,
Petitioner Iso fled his Reply asering tht sine his case fo legal
sms [e., CA-GR. CEB-SP No, 16429] stil pening with ik
Cour, itis premature to render his claims moe as thee is
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|i CA-G.R, CEBSP No, 06429, petioner Gaulioso Is,
‘and Joe! Tolentng allege that they are the union officers of Saloon
Power Independent Union SPIU}. They asst tat ine [respondent]
‘efised to eeognze thei ion, they led a ptition for ceteaton
clevtion, On March 2007, a certfiation lection was, conducted
‘wherein SPIU won a the employees olletve bargaining gen On
September 2007, the SPU shmited a Collective Bargaining
‘Agreement (CBA) proposal to [respondent]. However, [respon]
‘else fo submit counerpoposl I also rfid to targain with
SPIU pending its appeal withthe Buea of Lakor Relations (BL)
onceming the cancellation of SPIU"r union registation. On March
24,2008 the BLR dismissed respondents} appeal. Theraer,SPIU
fled sotie of stke on the ground of (respondent's) refs to
bacain.On March 2, 2008 espondent gave in and agreed lo bargain