Labor Law, 2014 Bar — Question VII

MULTIPLE CHOICE

Non-lawyers can appear before the Labor Arbiter if: (A) they represent themselves. (B) they are properly authorized to represent their legitimate labor organization or member thereof. (C) they are duly-accredited members of the legal aid office recognized by the DOJ or IBP. (D) they appear in cases involving an amount of less than Php5,000.

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