Sentence examples for corporate discrimination from inspiring English sources
Some readers praised Hydie Sumner for her "kamikaze" attack on corporate discrimination.
Activists and housewives, survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking or rape; victims of corporate discrimination from vice presidents to minimum wage workers.
The chamber's recent success along these lines has been stunning, helping persuade the justices to diminish access to the courts for the poor and middle class, and thwart class actions against corporate discrimination.
Mr Becker pointed out that although competition from more rational firms might gradually eliminate corporate discrimination, market forces alone would rarely erode discrimination rooted in the tastes of workers or consumers.
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Though the full economic impact of this legislation has yet to be seen, the backlash has been swift, with a clear corporate consensus: discrimination is bad for business.
Mr. Graham said he was more interested in encouraging the company to write a corporate anti-discrimination policy that includes gays and lesbians.
More cheaply produced products should fatten profits while slimming Americans (maybe).See article: Thin end of the wedgeWal-Mart dented its conservative image by revealing that it would extend its corporate anti-discrimination policy to include gay employees.
In 1993, Microsoft became the first Fortune 500 company to provide same-sex domestic partnership benefits and Microsoft was also one of the first companies to include sexual orientation in its corporate non-discrimination policy.
In effect, they are underwriting the Games in Sochi that contradict their own corporate policies against discrimination.
The New York Times has described their response to the issue as "publicly muted" despite being contrary to "their own corporate policies against discrimination".
