Nature of Employment
Work Arrangements
Compensation
Benefits
Terms
100

A type of employment in which a worker has ongoing employment without a predetermined end date, subject to applicable employment rules and conditions.

Permanent

100

Employees perform their duties at a designated workplace, such as an office, school, hospital, or factory.

Physical/On-site

100

A fixed amount of pay received regularly, usually monthly.

Salary

100

Additional rewards given to encourage or recognize good performance.

Incentives

100

Employment in which a person works fewer hours than a comparable full-time employee, depending on the employer’s working arrangements.

Part-time Work

200

Employment governed by a contract that specifies the terms and conditions of work.

Contractual

200

Employees divide their work between a physical workplace and a remote location.

Hybrid Work

200

Payment based on hours worked, days worked, or tasks completed.

Wages

200

This helps cover eligible medical expenses, such as consultations, hospitalization, and treatment.

Health Insurance

200

This refers to the ability to find personal satisfaction, meaning, and fulfillment in one’s work while maintaining a healthy balance between professional responsibilities and personal well-being.

Occupational Wellness

300

Employment for work that is generally not related to the employer’s usual business or trade, subject to the applicable legal requirements.

Casual

300

Employees perform their duties outside the employer’s physical workplace, often from home, using digital tools and the internet.

Remote Work

300

The total financial rewards an employee receives for working, including salary, wages, and incentives.

Compensation

300

Additional financial support for specific needs, such as transportation, meals, or communication expenses.

Allowance

300

What term refers to the protection or entitlement that a worker has in the workplace?

Rights

400

The person manages their own work or business and has greater control over his services, clients, or schedule.

Self-employment

400

Andrea is allowed to start work between 6:00 and 8:00 A.M., provided that she completes her required working hours which is ten.

Flexible Time

400

The total amount of money a person earns from work during a given period.

Earnings

400

Financial support or payments provided upon retirement, depending on the applicable program.

Retirement Benefits

400

This refers to the way work is organized, including where employees work, how long they work, and the conditions under which they perform their duties.

Work Arrangements
500

Elena occasionally works for a law office by maintaining its garden, which is unrelated to the office’s usual legal services.

Casual

500

A local government office adopts an authorized four-day workweek, with employees following the approved daily schedule.

Compressed Workweek

500

Ana works as an office assistant and receives ₱18,000 every month, regardless of the number of working days in that month. What type of payment did Ana receive?

Compensation

500

Authorized time off with pay, subject to applicable laws and company policies.

Paid Leave

500

Employees work at different times of the day or night according to an assigned schedule, often to maintain continuous operations.

Shifting Work Schedule