Sentence examples for private workplaces from inspiring English sources

"In order for health to really work, you have to make partnerships with civil society, private workplaces and individuals", explains Thomsen.

Ingham County, which includes the state capital, Lansing, became the first county in Michigan to ban smoking in most public and private workplaces.

Ms Schwesig was a major backer of the corporate board quota for women, and it is she who is the driving force behind the wage-equality bill.Supporters of such bills say that although women may enjoy power in German politics, private workplaces are a different matter.

Barely a week after the government here announced the first measures to contain the spread of the virus, this country of about 111 million people is in lockdown and will remain that way through at least May 5. Almost all government offices have been ordered closed, and a vast majority of private workplaces, including stores, shops, businesses and factories, have also shut down.

EFCA's other super-controversial provision would have government arbitrators impose a first contract on newly unionized private workplaces if negotiations fail.

Considering that the majority of patients worked (in Italy it is forbidden to smoke in public and private workplaces) and nearly 67% lived alone, it is unlikely that this second-hand smoke exposure was relevant.

The steady jobs with good pensions and benefits disappearing from the private workplace remain largely unscathed in the public one.

"Employees have a fundamental right of equal opportunity in the public workplace, no less than in the private workplace," said James B. Comey, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York.

It would expand the fundamental right of association encapsulated in the First Amendment and apply it to the private workplace just as the rights of equality articulated in the 14th Amendment have been so applied.

The initiatives seek to promote equality and prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in any governmental, public or private workplace.

A few weeks ago, Egypt's transitional authorities struck a blow against the labor movement and all activists, with legislation that would make it a crime, punishable by fine or imprisonment, "for anyone who organizes a protest or an activity which may result in preventing or slowing down the work of a state institution, a general authority or a public or private workplace".