(a)

Motion to dismiss the complaint except on the ground of lack of jurisdiction over the subject matter, improper venue, res judicata, prescription and forum shopping:

(b)

Motion for a bill of particulars;

(c)

Motion for new trial;

(d)

Petition for relief from judgment;

(e)

Motion to declare respondent in default;

(f)

Motion for reconsideration of any decision or any order of the Labor Arbiter.

(g)

Motion to Quash and/or Motion to Lift Garnishment if a Petition had been filed under Rule XII;

(h)

Appeal from any interlocutory order of the Labor Arbiter, such as but not limited to, an order:

(1)

denying a motion to dismiss;

(2)

denying a motion to inhibit

(3)

denying a motion for issuance of writ of execution: or

(4)

denying a motion to quash writ of execution;

(i)

Appeal from the issuance of a certificate of finality of decision by the Labor Arbiter;

(j)

Appeal from orders issued by the Labor Arbiter in the course of execution proceedings; and

(k)

Such other pleadings, motions and petitions of similar nature intended to circumvent above provisions.

(g)

Promulgation and Promulgation Book. - He/she shall promulgate decisions and final resolutions on the same date the same is filed with his/her office and indicate the date and time of promulgation and attest the same by his/her signature on the first page thereof. He/she shall immediately furnish the Chairman with a copy of such decision, resolution, or order with a summary of the nature thereof and the issue involved therein. He/she shall keep a promulgation book which indicates the date and time of promulgation, the case number, the title of the case, the ponente, the nature of the decision or final resolution and the action taken by the Commission by quoting the dispositive portion thereof. He/she shall certify as true, copies of the decision, resolution or order promulgated by his/her respective Divisions and sign notices of the same. Notices of said decisions, resolution or orders shall be sent in sealed envelopes to parties and their respective counsel, if practicable, within forty-eight (48) hours from promulgation;

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