Sentence examples for charge of retaliation from inspiring English sources

Now, he said, he will amend the complaint to include a charge of retaliation.

According to data compiled by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, charges of retaliation linked to discrimination claims more than doubled from 1997 to 2015, to just under 40,000, overtaking charges of racial discrimination, which had previously been the most common E.E.O.C. charge.

She added that the agency had already brought charges of unfair retaliation against two companies and would do so again when warranted.

The Almonors said they believed the charges were increased out of retaliation because they indicated they would sue.

Last week, Pyongyang expelled all South Korean workers from a jointly run factory park in the North and put the area in charge of the military in retaliation for Seoul's decision to suspend operations there.

But Mr. Maxwell's bosses at the minerals service were not persuaded by his claims, and he was let go by the agency after bringing the accusations — a move that he charged was a clear case of retaliation.

They charge that the sale was an act of retaliation against the workers, who voted to unionize last November.

"The people who think they're discriminated against when they're not terminated really think twice about whether they should file a charge or not because of the hassle and possibility of retaliation.

James Henry was arrested on third-degree felony charges of "obstruction or retaliation and tampering or fabricating physical evidence".

Northrop's exit prompted charges of protectionism from some European leaders, raising the prospect of retaliation against American arms makers.

And if Zachary was found guilty of retaliation, he could face his own misconduct charges, he said.