Administrative Hearing Documents

Hi. I had an administrative hearing last January 27, 2011 due to absenteeism because my daughter and mother got sick last year. The sanction would be termination if ever.

I requested for a hard copy of the Minutes of the Meeting during and after the hearing from our company's hr partner. He said he will give me a copy within 1-2 business days but I never got it.

I sent a signed written request on February and he still did not provide me a copy. I got a confirmation from our company's mail-room that he received my letter.

On Wednesday, July 6, 2011, I sent an email to him again (copied his manager,my 1st and 2nd line managers) requesting for the document again and this time the result of the hearing or verdict. I told him I need the documents on Monday, July 11, 2011 for filing purposes. I received an email confirmation that all of them received my email.

What if he still won't provide me a copy of the documents? what are my other options or what steps do I need to take? Do we have a labor law that states I have the right to have a copy of the Minutes of the Meetings that I signed?

Thank you for your help.

no, the company does not have to give you a copy of the minutes. your right is only to the notice to explain and notice of termination.

Okay. Thank you, Atty.