UPHSL 2025 Bar Ops Central

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SUGGESTED ANSWER: 2025 BAR EXAMINATIONS; LABOR LAW AND SOCIAL LEGISLATIONS

Question No. 3.

A was hired on probationary basis by XYZ Industries. Upon the expiration of the probationary period of six months, A was informed that he failed to meet the required
standards to be regularized.

A begged that he be given a chance to improve his performance. The company agreed and extended the latter’s probationary period for another three months. A’s performance, however, did not improve. Thus, XYZ Industries terminated his employment at the end of the extended period.

A filed a complaint for illegal dismissal, claiming that he already became a regular employee after the expiration of the original six-month probationary period.

Is A correct? Reason(s).

SUGGESTED ANSWER (A-L-A-C Method)

(Answer)
No, A is not correct in claiming that he automatically became a regular employee after the expiration of the original six-month probationary period. The extension of his probationary period by mutual agreement with XYZ Industries was valid under Philippine labor law, provided it was for a legitimate purpose and properly documented. Thus, A remained a probationary employee during the extension and could be lawfully terminated for failure to meet the company’s standards.

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In observance of the Philippine National Law Day, the Legal Education Board joins the entire legal community in honoring the vital role of the legal profession in upholding justice and the rule of law.

Proclaimed under Proclamation No. 1477, s. 1975, this day serves as a reminder of our shared duty to strengthen democratic institutions, promote ethical leadership, and ensure access to justice for all.

As we celebrate this occasion, we reaffirm our commitment to advancing a legal education system that empowers future lawyers to be agents of integrity, accountability, and good governance.

Mabuhay!

The countless Bar Ops meetings in preparation for the 2025 Bar Exam

OFFICIAL BAR OPS MERCH

Bar Ops merch has grown popular as a collectible among fellow law students, particularly bar volunteers.

Design by: Zen and Judge Liza M. Dela Cruz

Salubong Banners - Maktub Edition

design by : Zen

Meaning: “Salubong” literally means to welcome or meet. After the grueling three days of the Philippine Bar Examinations, law schools, student councils, families, and friends gather outside the exam venues

Purpose: It’s a celebration to welcome the barristers back into the world after their battle. Symbolically, it marks the end of years of study, months of review, and the toughest four Sundays of their lives.

design by: Zen

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Congratulations to all bar examinees!

The Legal Education Board commends your resilience, dedication, and unwavering pursuit of justice as you complete the rigorous 3-day 2025 Bar Examinations. Your journey reflects the strength of our future legal professionals and the promise of a more empowered legal community.

We celebrate your achievement and stand with you as you take the next step toward becoming members of the Philippine Bar.

Padayon, future lawyers!

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It’s a wrap. Well done and congratulations, future lawyers! 💜🙏🏻⚖️

⚖️✨As the journey to the 2025 Bar Examinations reaches its final stretch, let us pray for our UPHSL Barristers—that they may find courage in trials, strength in faith, and perseverance in their commitment to give their very best.

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