ROC surveyed restaurant workers nationwide and found pervasive employer intimidation, forcing workers to inflate their tips in order to save employers from having to make up the difference of the tip penalty.
He filed a lawsuit in February against the movie producer Harvey Weinstein and the Weinstein Company following an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct, saying the company broke New York law by failing to protect employees from "pervasive sexual harassment, intimidation and discrimination".
"As alleged in our complaint, The Weinstein Company repeatedly broke New York law by failing to protect its employees from pervasive sexual harassment, intimidation, and discrimination," Schneiderman stated in a press release on Sunday.
With intimidation being pervasive, and the reality of the job itself often being less than ideal, why do so many people persist in working in the field?
It's silent intimidation.
What Mr. Wyly called the company's "pervasive culture of fear and intimidation" has "abused and alienated" not only its 18,000 employees worldwide, but customers and shareholders as well, he said in statement.
With a pervasive culture of fear and intimidation, the company has abused and alienated customers, employees and shareholders alike".
This is an important step in breaking the iron grip of a pervasive culture of "silence and intimidation" at VA.
That said, Kazakhstan's rulers rely mostly on intimidation and eschew the pervasive brutality practiced in neighboring Uzbekistan.
MPs have succumbed to the triple pressures of patronage, intimidation from the whips and a pervasive tribalism.
With the pervasive fear of violence, the main question in the days leading up to the vote was whether intimidation and terror would be enough to counter the East Timorese people's widespread enthusiasm over their first chance to choose how they will be governed.
