Sentence examples for in the same workplace from inspiring English sources

"They are not in the same workplace and there is not the same unity of cause.

In the same workplace, a customer told him "chop chop, boy" before calling him a "fucking retard".

Such recommendation is not binding but if not followed, could be used as evidence to support any future claims from other employees in the same workplace.

After working happily in the same workplace for 10 years, I got a new admin who liked to micromanage me and verbally assault me whenever possible.

"For too many generations women have done equally hard, equally skilled, and equally responsible work as men in the same workplace," said state senator Pat Jehlen, one of the bill's backers in a statement.

Five years into the 21st century, the data reveal a surprisingly high level of job segregation in which African-American men, white women and especially African-American women only rarely worked in the same occupation in the same workplace as white men.

Black and white workers almost never worked in the same jobs in the same workplaces, and women of all races tended to be clustered in low status, low pay jobs.

"The UK will never really address the problem of unequal pay until there are systems in place to expose and tackle the huge gap between what men and women doing similar jobs in the same workplaces are paid".

Although workplaces continue to become less white and less male than they once were, desegregation — employment in the same jobs in the same workplaces with white men — has stalled, and minority and female access to managerial and high skilled production jobs have plateaued as well.

Pacific seasonal workers in general have the same workplace rights as national workers.

This EMF-sensitive group was compared to an age- and gender-matched control sample, which were living in the same close vicinity or working at the same workplace in a comparable position (1∶2 matching if the patient was working, 1∶1 if not working) but not expressing the subjective belief to be electromagnetic hypersensitive.