Sentence examples for discriminated workers from inspiring English sources
The subsidy is allocated to every firm based on the stock of Red workers on its books to pull up the wage rates of all discriminated workers.
However, when workers were evaluated together, creatinine-corrected urinary mercury better discriminated workers' exposures than airborne or blood mercury levels.
This statistical discrimination will disappear over time as employers learn the true productivity of their workers, except if firms can use their market power against the discriminated workers.
So she filed a complaint and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ultimately found — relying on Supreme Court precedent and other cases — that discriminating workers on the basis of their gender identity was indeed considered discriminatory under Title VII because it penalizes them for failing to conform to gender stereotypes, explained Justine Lisser, a spokeswoman for the commission.
In contrast, the ratio between T1 and T2 clearly discriminates workers and queens.
But picketing was renewed, prompted by accusations that the owners intimidated, harassed and discriminated against workers.
However, if the acceptance rate of discriminating workers also depended on other egg compounds, or even on the entire chemical profile of eggs, this might provide an explanation for the observed difference, provided that there would be systematic differences in chemical profiles of eggs between field and lab colonies.
All were over 40 years old, the point at which the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 forbids employers to discriminate against workers "because of" age.
Requiring federal contractors not to discriminate against workers based on sexual orientation or gender identity lets the American public win twice — as taxpayers and as workers.
In contrast, workers from large colonies discriminate against worker-laid eggs, but tolerate foreign, established queens.
Under the law, employers cannot discriminate against workers because of chronic conditions.
