Sentence examples for classes of employees from inspiring English sources
Certain classes of employees are indentured servants.
"This would permit employers to vary an award for entire classes of employees (level 1 retail employees, for example), or for a group of particular employees, without having to negotiate with each party individually or to form an enterprise agreement," the report says.
But the 1989 ruling found that even if "one or two minor terms of employment are not common to the two relevant classes of employees" that should not "disable a woman from saying that a given man in a different establishment was 'in the same employment with her".
Prior to her appointment, Ms. Malalis was a partner at Outten & Golden LLP where she represented individuals and classes of employees in New York City and across the country in civil rights and employment actions.
As Battaglio points out, though, this meant that he could pay both classes of employee at a discount.
Businesses are under no legal requirement to advertise new employment positions to the entire universe of prospective employees, but many businesses have adopted this practice to avoid the appearance of discriminating against certain protected classes of employee applicants.
The federal commission filed the complaint on behalf of a class of employees represented by the 10 men.
The agreement prohibited the arbitrator from consolidating claims, allowing a class or collective action or awarding relief to a group or class of employees.
Another complainant, Walter Beach III, who was chief of recreation for Brooklyn Parks before resigning in 1999, described the indignity of training "Class of" employees who then were promoted over more experienced black employees.
They all tend to redefine a set of students as a class of employees, ending the pretense that they are anything else, perhaps, but also pointing out why that pretense has always been such a lousy one to perpetuate.
