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The “increasing positivity rate of Covid-19 cases in the National Capital Region” (NCR) has prompted the Supreme Court (SC) to re-enforce a reduced on-site work in its offices in Manila until July 31.
In a memorandum order, Chief Justice Alexander G. Gesmundo that in certain offices only 50 or 80 ....
WORK from home (WFH) arrangements for officials and employees of the Supreme Court (SC), Court of Tax Appeals (CTA), Sandiganbayan and the Court of Appeals (CA) have been ordered to be discontinued after the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) has decided to place the… ....
Supreme Court (File photo) MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) on Monday announced the extension of deadlines for all court papers due in January following the surge in Covid-19 cases that have halted or paralyzed operations in several institutions. Circular 01-2022, dated January 10 and signed by Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo, stated that the filing periods of any and all pleadings and other court submissions due this month "are hereby extended until Feb. 1, 2022", citing the alarming number of Covid-19 infections and the lingering effects of Typhoon Odette. Some "Odette"-hit areas in the Visayas are still without electricity and water supply. The extension was requested by the Board of Governors of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines. The circular has been disseminated to all judges, justices, court personnel, lawyers, litigants, and court users. The SC is also implementing reduced on-site work capacity starting this week. Only one third of SC's work force wi ....
The Supreme Court (SC) revised anew its work operations starting Monday, Jan. 10, due the “recent massive infection of personnel” believed to be caused by the “highly transmissible” Omicron variant of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). In a memorandum issued on Friday, Jan. 7, Ch ....
Supreme Court (File photo) MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday announced a reduced on-site work capacity starting January 10. In a memorandum, the high court saidthe reduction and modified work shifts are needed because of "the recent massive infection of personnel" which "may have been brought about by the reported highly transmissible Omicron variant". Under the latest scheme eyed to minimize close physical contact, one third of SC's work force shall be required to physically report on Mondays and Tuesdays, another third on Wednesdays and Thursdays, and the remaining third on Fridays and Saturdays. Those not on-site are under work-from-home (WFH) arrangement. Personal filing of initiatory pleadings before the SC was likewise ordered "discontinued until further orders". The SC earlier extended work suspension in its offices until Saturday to allow massive antigen testing of its employees and contact tracing. Personnel of the Office of the Bar Ch ....