Sentence examples for Employment statutes from inspiring English sources
This legal architecture, provided here by employment statutes, is one we conventionally call labor law.
Education reformers, who generally view the type of employment statutes at issue in Vergara as contemptible examples of a system that regularly puts the narrow interests of adults before students, celebrated.
Thus, noncitizens are protected by fair housing and equal employment statutes, among other antidiscrimination laws.
"On the subject of physical appearance, there is not much protection under employment statutes," he adds.
Right now, pushback from police advocates and employment statutes favoring police unions can make this process slower than reformers in the police community care to admit.
"This pretty well snuffs out workers' rights under a wide array of employment statutes since the New Deal and the Great Society," said Stanford law professor William B. Gould IV, a former chairman of the NLRB.
"This court finds that both students and teachers are unfairly, unnecessarily, and for no legally cognizable reason (let alone a compelling one), disadvantaged by the current Permanent Employment Statute". Treu noted that California was one of only five states that gave teachers tenure after two years or less.
That is because they are covered by federal employment discrimination statutes.
Most employment discrimination statutes outlaw adverse employment actions – they bar employers from hiring, firing or otherwise disadvantaging workers on the basis of one's race, sex or religion.
About 100 cities in the United States have passed similar housing and employment protection statutes, according to the Human Rights Campaign, a national gender rights organization.
"The interest of society in the enforcement of employment discrimination statutes is undoubtedly important," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote in a decision that was surprising in both its sweep and its unanimity.
