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MANILA - The Supreme Court (SC) has upheld the claim of a seafarer's widow that lung cancer is a compensable work-related illness in the case of her husband. In a 19-page resolution uploaded online on March 21, the SC's First Division affirmed the 2016 decision of the Court of Appeals ordering MOT Barko Manila Inc. and Mitsubishi Ore Transport Co. Inc. to pay Nerissa V. Delamide the amount of US$65,528 (around PHP3.4 million) in total and permanent disability benefits and sickness allowance and PHP577,938 as reimbursement for medical and transportation expenses and attorney's fees. The CA ruling had set aside the May 31, 2015 decision of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) and instead reinstated the March 25, 2015 decision of the labor arbiter granting his claim for these benefits. Nerissa substituted for his husband Rolando Delamide in the suit following his death due to cancer in 2016, while the case was pending. The SC upheld the CA's findings that as a sh

Nerissav delamideRolando delamideSupreme courtNational labor relations commissionMitsubishi ore transport coBarko manila incSc first divisionMitsubishi ore transportMitsubishi ore transporteManila the supreme court sc has upheld claim ofa seafarer 39s widow that lung cancer isa compensable work related illness in case of her husband ina 19 page resolution uploaded online on march 21He sc 39s first division affirmed the 2016 decision of court appeals ordering mot barko manila inc and mitsubishi ore transport co to pay nerissav delamide amount us 65528 around php3 4 million in total and permanent disability benefits sickness allowance php577938 as reimbursement for medical and transportation expenses attorney 39s fees the ca ruling had set aside may 31015 decision of the national labor relations commission nlrc and instead reinstated march 25015 decision of the labor arbiter granting his claim for these benefits nerissa substituted husband rolando delamide in suit following death due to cancer 2016Hile the case was pending sc upheld ca 39s findings that asa ship engineer