WILL 192 REGISTRATION FORM
The University of the Philippines School of Labor and Industrial Relations (UP SOLAIR) will hold the 192nd Class of the Workers' Institute on Labor Laws (WILL). The WILL is an institutional program offering of UP SOLAIR that aims to enable participants to:
✅Acquire basic knowledge about labor laws and legislation of the Philippines;
✅Understand and apply legal processes and techniques in their respective workplaces; and
✅Understand and share experiences and practices involving labor laws and industrial relations. Topic outline:
🔵Labor and Social Legislation
🔵Legal Rights of Workers and Management Prerogatives
🔵Employer-Employee Relationship – Existence and Classification of Workers
🔵Updates on Contracting and Subcontracting
🔵Hours and Conditions of Work
🔵Wages and Wage-Related Benefits
🔵Health, Safety, and Social Welfare Benefits
🔵Just Causes of Termination of Employment
🔵Authorized Causes of Termination of Employment
🔵Resignation and Retirement
🔵Labor Organizations and Representation Issues
🔵Collective Bargaining Concepts, Principles, and Practices
🔵Representation Issues in Collective Bargaining
🔵Issues in the Implementation and Administration of CBAs
🔵Unfair Labor Practices Strikes, Picketing, and Lock-outs
🔵Settlements of Labor Disputes

The WILL Class 192 will be held IN-PERSON on the following dates/schedules:
2 December 2024  | 9:00AM – 5:00PM 
3 December 2024  | 9:00AM – 5:00PM 
4 December 2024  | 9:00AM – 5:00PM 


Registration fee: 12,500.00 PHP
Inclusions: (1) Access to and participation in all three (3) WILL sessions from 2-4 December 2024; (2) Certificate of Completion (for complete attendance in all WILL sessions) or Certificate of Participation; (3) Meals; and (3) Selected session handouts/reference materials that will be provided by resource persons.


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