Sentence examples for prohibiting age from inspiring English sources

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sued Kraft and accused it of violating a federal law prohibiting age discrimination in the workplace.

For example, because laws prohibiting age discrimination outlaw mandatory retirement, older executives and professionals who suffer little if any discrimination can extract lucrative "golden handshake" retirement incentives from their employers.

Every state except South Dakota has its own law prohibiting age discrimination too.

For example, an employer that terminated more experienced (hence older), higher-salaried workers and hired less experienced (hence younger), lower paid workers would not necessarily be violating the statutes prohibiting age discrimination...

For example, a mandatory retirement age is ordinarily illegal under U.S. laws prohibiting age discrimination but is permitted for airline pilots, because being under a certain age is regarded as a BFOQ for that job.

In the case of age discrimination, the filing deadline will only be extended to 300 days if there is a state law prohibiting age discrimination.

Even as state and federal laws prohibit age discrimination, a 2009 Supreme Court decision made it much harder for plaintiffs to win by shifting the burden of proof in these cases to them.

Though some states have laws that prohibit age discrimination against younger employees, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act actually only protects workers who are over 40 years old.

Federal law prohibits age discrimination, but it turns out that many state laws offer better protection.

5 Congress enacted the ADEA with the express purpose "to promote employment of older persons based on their ability rather than age; to prohibit arbitrary age discrimination in employment; to help employers and workers find ways of meeting problems arising from the impact of age on employment". 29 U.S.C. 621.

In prohibiting students aged 12-18 years from providing independent consent under any circumstances, the enactment of Section 71 of the National Health Act No 61, 2003 may be compromising a child's right to dignity and privacy [ 4, 33].