agaytay City. — The National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) paid tribute to Presiding Commissioner (PC) Victor C. Avecilla of the Third Division in a heartfelt retirement ceremony held on July 3, 2025, during the 2025 En Banc Session at Anya Resort, Tagaytay City.

The ceremony honored PC Avecilla’s faithful, exemplary, and dedicated service to the NLRC, culminating in a distinguished career marked by integrity, competence, and an unwavering commitment to justice. His retirement marks the end of an illustrious tenure in public service that left a lasting legacy within the Commission and the labor justice system.

Chairperson Grace E. Maniquiz-Tan, together with fellow Commissioners and officials of the NLRC, expressed deep appreciation for Presiding Commissioner Victor C. Avecilla’s invaluable contributions, highlighting his sharp legal acumen, principled leadership, and unrelenting pursuit of fairness that set a high standard for the Commission.

Throughout his career, PC Avecilla was widely respected for his incisive legal writing, vast legal expertise, and staunch dedication to the rule of law. His decisions and opinions served as references for clarity, reasoned judgment, and adherence to due process.

A noted advocate for effective communication, PC Avecilla also left an indelible mark on how decisions and information are crafted and conveyed within the Commission. His passion for the correct use of language and his erudition in style and substance inspired colleagues to elevate their writing, making legal communications both accessible and compelling.

PC Avecilla’s leadership not only helped elevate the NLRC’s standards of service but also fostered a culture of professionalism, excellence, and public accountability. His contributions enhanced institutional integrity and helped the Commission meet the evolving demands of labor justice.

The NLRC extends its heartfelt gratitude to Presiding Commissioner Victor C. Avecilla for his outstanding service and wishes him continued success, good health, and fulfillment in his next chapter beyond government service.

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