MANILA, 06 October 2024 – The illegally terminated National Power Corporation (NPC) employees are urged to send letters of appeal to the Supreme Court. The letters of appeal seek for a fair and just compensation for their illegal termination by way of salary differentials and benefits.
Here are samples of the letters of appeal in Two Versions. Version One for two or more signatories. Version Two for one signatory only. For Version Two, indicate the name of the government agency as your new employer on the blank space provided. Sign over your printed name and mail through the postal address provided below.
Version One
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For: Honorable ALEXANDER G. GESMUNDO
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
We, the undersigned REHIRED employees, who were illegally terminated by the NPC on 28 February 2003, hereby humbly APPEAL to The Most High Supreme Court, for the early resolution of the Motion for Clarification (MC) of Atty. Cornelio P. Aldon and Atty. Victoriano V. Orocio dated 16December2019.
Your honor, please be informed, that we only seek for a fair and just compensation for our illegal termination from the National Power Corporation, by way of Salary Differentials.
During our Reemployment, either at the TRANSCO, PSALM and the New NPC, we had suffered the diminution of our salaries, loss of benefits associated to the Position, loss of seniority rights (step increase), demotions, and dislocations.
We believed, Article 294 of the Labor Code of the Philippines and the EPIRA Law (Section 63 and its IRR, Sections 1 to 5), provided compensation for illegally terminated employees like us.
We therefore, fervently pray for the High Court’s favorable consideration to this appeal. Looking forward for, a timely prescription of Justice.
Thank you. More power. God Bless!
Respectfully yours,
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(Your signatures over printed names/Address/Contact No)
Version Two
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For:Honorable ALEXANDER G. GESMUNDO
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
I am one of those 9,272 illegally-terminated by the NPC on 28 February 2003, do hereby humbly APPEAL to The Most High Supreme Court for the early resolution of the Motion for Clarification (MC) of Atty. Cornelio P. Aldon and Atty. Victoriano V. Orocio dated 18 December 2019.
Your honor, please be informed that I only seek for a fair and just compensation for my illegal termination from the National Power Corporation by way of salary differentials.
During our re-employment, either at the TRANSCO, PSALM and the New NPC, we have suffered the diminution of our salaries, loss of benefits associated to the position, loss of seniority rights, e.g. step increase, demotions and dislocations.
I believed Article 294 of the Labor Code of the Philippines and the EPIRA Law Section 63 and its IRR, Sections 1 to 5, provided compensation for illegally-terminated employees like me.
I therefore fervently pray for the High Court’s favorable consideration to this appeal. Looking forward for a timely prescription of Justice. Thank you, more power and God bless!
Respectfully yours,
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(Your signature over printed name/Address/Contact No.)
Plea send your letters of appeal to: Atty. Marife M. Lomibao-Cuevas, Clerk of Court en banc, Supreme Court Padre Faura Street, Barngay 1, Ermita, Manila, Metro Manila 100 via registered postal mail or through LBC, others. Please acknowledge receipt.
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