Sentence examples for denied holiday from inspiring English sources

Charlie Mullins, the flamboyant owner of Pimlico Plumbers, avoids millions of pounds of national insurance contributions for workers who are denied holiday or sickness pay.

In 2001, Roger took the British government to the European court on behalf of freelance and contract workers who were being denied holiday pay despite the provisions of the EU working time directive.

When the Supreme Court denied Holiday's petition for the Justices to consider his case, Volberding wrote him a letter saying, "Mr. Kretzer and I are not going to file further appeals for you".

A1 Family Denied Holiday Visits A State Superior Court judge refused to let a couple accused of starving their four adopted sons have Christmas visiting rights with them.

The union found more than half of the 145 UK universities that responded, and two-thirds of the further education colleges, said they used these contracts, which do not guarantee work and can deny holiday and sick pay.

The widespread use of zero-hours contracts is the unacceptable underbelly of our colleges and universities". Just under half of the universities that responded to the union said they employed more than 200 staff on the highly flexible work contracts that do not guarantee any work or pay, can restrict employment elsewhere and can also deny holiday and sick pay.

The man, apparently an Indian cleaner who had been denied a holiday, was scraped off the floor on which he landed on and life went back to normal.

The extraordinary thing about the commercial cleaning industry in the UK is not how many existing worker rights are routinely disregarded, nor is it the extent of the casual discrimination, nor how much energy goes into denying cleaners holiday and sick pay.

While today may not actually be Mexico's true Independence Day (that's technically September 16), nobody can deny the holiday's popularity.

35% of the workforce is employed on a casual or contract basis and denied job security, holiday pay, along with stagnating or declining wages.

The order, issued shortly before the symbolically important Columbus Day holiday, denied the Standing Rock Sioux's attempt to halt work on the pipeline while their lawsuit proceeds against the federal agency that approved the project.