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Actual Employee Benefits Practices Vis-À-Vis PAS19: Liston, Rusty Art C. Mendoza, Ernest Jan P. Pantino, Laarnie P
Actual Employee Benefits Practices Vis-À-Vis PAS19: Liston, Rusty Art C. Mendoza, Ernest Jan P. Pantino, Laarnie P
PAS19
RATIONALE
Employee Benefits are indirect and non-cash compensation paid to
an employee. Some benefits are mandated by law , others vary from firm to firm
or industry to industry. In general, these are considered as all forms of
considerations given by an entity in exchange for services rendered by
employees (Valix et. al, 2012).
According to Abraham Lincoln, labor is prior, and independent of, to
capital. Capital is only the fruit of labor, and could never have existed if labor had
not first existed. Labor is superior to capital, and deserves much the higher
consideration. Thus, an individual who exerted efforts and offers various kinds of
services deserves to be compensated accordingly and worthy to be protected by
Philippine laws.
Administrative Order No. 296, series of 2003 and Department Order No.57
2004 provides the Manual on Labor Standards which refers the minimum
requirements that an employer shall provide to the workers pursuant to
provisions of the Labor Code of the Philippines, as amended. This mandated law
will serve as the protection for considerations that an individual worker must
receive in accordance with the labor he is rendering.
Overall, the purpose of this study is to know if selected publicly-listed
entities ensure the compliance with the standard and if it provides economic
security to the workers. This study will try to compare the activities applied in
actual practice and if it relates to the accounting standard which is the PAS19:
Employee Benefits.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Independent Variable
Dependent
Variable
Practices in compliance
Practices
METHODOLOGY
Research design
This study will use the descriptive research design and will use qualitative
documented analysis.
Duration
This study will be commencing from December 2013 and will end February
2014.
Endorsed by:
Reviewed by:
William T. Sucuahi,
Professor
Approved by: