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BP 232 (Education Act of 1982) Chapter 4

Section 30–32 · 3 provisions

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Organization of Schools.

Section 30

SEC. 30. Organization of Schools.—Each school shall establish such internal organization as will best enable it to carry out its academic and administrative functions, subject to limitations provided by law. Each school shall establish such arrangements for the peaceful settlement of disputes between or among the members of the educational community.

Governing Board.

Section 31

SEC. 31. Governing Board.—Every government college or university established as a tertiary institution and every private school shall have a governing board pursuant to its charter or to the Corporation Code of the Philippines, as the case may be.

Personnel Transactions.

Section 32

SEC. 32. Personnel Transactions.—The terms and conditions of employment of personnel in government schools shall be governed by the Civil Service, budgetary and compensation laws and rules. In private schools, disputes arising from employer-employee relations shall fall under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Labor and Employment as provided for by law and regulations: Provided, That in view of the special employment status of the teaching and academic non-teaching personnel, and their special roles in the advancement of knowledge, standards set or promulgated jointly by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports and by the Ministry of Labor and Employment shall be applied by the Ministry of Labor and Employment: Provided, further, That every private school shall establish and implement an appropriate system within the school for the prompt and orderly settlement of personnel disputes at the school level, subject to the provisions of Articles 262 and 263 of the Labor Code.

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