Sentence examples for offending employers from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg will say: "Rather than just respond to tip-offs they will proactively go after the worst offending employers, including those who run care homes, recruitment agencies and top-class hotels".

Under Chinese law, discrimination in hiring on the basis of gender, race, nationality, or religion can trigger fines for offending employers.

The more direct the relationship between the corporation and the offending employer, the larger that moral imperative.

The primary target of a strike action is usually the offending employer, who is expected to suffer damages such as loss of income or negative public relations [ 2], which would force such an employer to accede to the employee/s demands [ 4, 41].

They spoke only on the condition of anonymity in order to avoid offending their employers.

Several customers refused to be quoted by name for fear of offending their employers, but all registered the same unease.

"Such as journalists and academics being sacked or disciplined for tweeting things that offend their employers' brand, even when it's a social or political issue not really related to their work.

Emma was offended by employers who repeated their instructions, as if she didn't have the mental capacity to remember, or insisted that she wash the floor using a sponge, on her knees, rather than standing and using a mop.

In a brief to the court filed last year, the health groups argued that allowing businesses not to cover some contraceptives would be like allowing businesses to tell employees they can't use wages to buy morning-after pills or other products that offend the employer's religious belief.

"Nobody thinks about getting the lowest cost per minute," said a former pricing executive for Sprint who asked that his name not be used to avoid offending his former employer.

But then the Chartists in Britain — offended by landlords and employers telling tenants and workers how to vote — started advocating casting votes in private.