Sentence examples for form of workplace from inspiring English sources

In his view, swearing is often a form of workplace harassment.

The office tolerates a form of workplace sexism that these days seems vintage.

It has thus enjoyed unprecedented industrial power, including a form of workplace co-determination tragically lacking from the rest of British industrial relations culture, in return for unprecedented legal restraints.

It's also damaging people's job prospects, and should be protected against by law, says Baratta. "We should acknowledge that any form of workplace discrimination should not be tolerated in a society which seeks to be more inclusive," he has said.

With labor unions losing members and influence, these centers are increasingly seen as an important alternative form of workplace advocacy, although no one expects them to be nearly as effective as unions in winning raises, pensions or paid vacations.

Market socialism is thus a form of "workplace democracy," or "economic democracy," that enables workers not only to vote in political contests but also to have a say in the economic decisions that affect them daily in their work.

The authors identified different forms of workplace aggression.

Separating the costs of absence out from salary and other personnel costs would enable organisations to fully understand the need to address all forms of workplace absence.

During the past twenty years, Congress has paid out seventeen million dollars to settle claims of harassment and other forms of workplace discrimination, while keeping those payments secret.

At least that is the conclusion of a new study by Princeton researchers aimed at measuring age discrimination, one of the toughest forms of workplace bias to prove.

Estimates of opt-out rates are varied, although the government believes the reforms will eventually lead to between 6 and 9 million people beginning saving or saving more in all forms of workplace pensions.