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    This document summarizes a labor dispute case between unions representing workers at Calinog Refinery Corporation. It outlines that the petitioner NACUSIP-TUCP was the certified bargaining representative but a competing union, respondent FUR-TUCP, filed a petition for a certification election alleging that workers had switched support. The Acting Med-Arbiter dismissed the petition due to a pending bargaining deadlock case but the Bureau of Labor Relations remanded the case for further hearing. The Med-Arbiter then ordered that an election be held to determine the legitimate representative of the workers.

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    This document summarizes a labor dispute case between unions representing workers at Calinog Refinery Corporation. It outlines that the petitioner NACUSIP-TUCP was the certified bargaining representative but a competing union, respondent FUR-TUCP, filed a petition for a certification election alleging that workers had switched support. The Acting Med-Arbiter dismissed the petition due to a pending bargaining deadlock case but the Bureau of Labor Relations remanded the case for further hearing. The Med-Arbiter then ordered that an election be held to determine the legitimate representative of the workers.

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    G.R. No. L-67485 April 10, 1992

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    This document summarizes a labor dispute case between unions representing workers at Calinog Refinery Corporation. It outlines that the petitioner NACUSIP-TUCP was the certified bargaining representative but a competing union, respondent FUR-TUCP, filed a petition for a certification election alleging that workers had switched support. The Acting Med-Arbiter dismissed the petition due to a pending bargaining deadlock case but the Bureau of Labor Relations remanded the case for further hearing. The Med-Arbiter then ordered that an election be held to determine the legitimate representative of the workers.

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    This document summarizes a labor dispute case between unions representing workers at Calinog Refinery Corporation. It outlines that the petitioner NACUSIP-TUCP was the certified bargaining representative but a competing union, respondent FUR-TUCP, filed a petition for a certification election alleging that workers had switched support. The Acting Med-Arbiter dismissed the petition due to a pending bargaining deadlock case but the Bureau of Labor Relations remanded the case for further hearing. The Med-Arbiter then ordered that an election be held to determine the legitimate representative of the workers.

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    G.R. No.

    L-67485 April 10, 1992

    NATIONAL CONGRESS OF UNIONS IN THE SUGAR INDUSTRY OF THE PHILIPPINES (NACUSIP)-


    TUCP, petitioner, vs. DIR. CRESENCIANO B. TRAJANO, Bureau of Labor Relations, Ministry of Labor and
    Employment, Manila, FEDERATION OF UNIONS OF RIZAL (FUR)-TUCP, and CALINOG REFINERY
    CORPORATION (NASUREFCO), respondents.

    FACTS:

    PARTIES IN THIS CASE:


    Petitioner National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines (NACUSIP)-TUCP is the certified
    exclusive bargaining representative of the rank and file workers of Calinog Refinery Corporation.
    Private respondent 1: Federation of Unions of Rizal (FUR)-TUCP is a labor organization duly registered with the
    Department of Labor and Employment.
    private respondent 2: Calinog Refineries Employees Union (CREU)-NACUSIP is the certified exclusive bargaining
    representative of the rank and file workers of the private respondent Calinog Refinery Corporation by virtue of the
    certification election held on March 30, 1981.

    Petitioner union filed a petition for deadlock in collective bargaining with the Ministry of Labor and Employment. The
    parties agreed to submit the petition for deadlock to compulsory arbitration.

    Private respondent FUR-TUCP filed a petition for certification election among the rank and file employees of private
    respondent company, alleging that: (1) about forty-five percent (45%) of private respondent company's employees had
    disaffiliated from petitioner union and joined private respondent union; (2) no election had been held for the past twelve
    (12) months; and (3) while petitioner union had been certified as the sole collective bargaining agent, for over a year it
    failed to conclude a collective bargaining agreement with private respondent company. Petitioner union filed a motion to
    intervene in the petition for certification election filed by private respondent union.

    The Acting Med-Arbiter Pacifico V. Militante dismissed the petition for certification election for lack of merit since the
    petition is barred by a pending bargaining deadlock.

    Private respondent union filed an appeal to the Bureau of Labor Relations, Manila.

    The Bureau of Labor Relations set aside the order of the Acting Med-Arbiter and remanded the case for hearing and
    reception of evidence.

    On May 2, 1983, Honorable Med-Arbiter Demetrio Correa issued an order in LRD Case No. 4293 giving due course to
    the petition of private respondent FUR-TUCP and ordering that an election be held within 20 days from receipt of the
    order.

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