Sentence examples for unequal career from inspiring English sources

While these strategies make economic sense, they have adverse social and environmental effects, including the use of child labour, low or unpaid wages, unequal career opportunities, occupational health and safety concerns, and increased pollution.

Another reason may be that overseas nurses have unequal career opportunities.

An in-depth study by Obrey et al. [ 36] found that overseas black and minority ethnic nurses working in England felt they had unequal opportunities for career advancement.

With a professional career unequaled by any previous presidential candidate's wife, Hillary was heavily scrutinized.

Other reasons staff leave the public sector include poor working conditions; infrequent supervision and support; the lack of essential drugs, supplies and equipment; limited career progression opportunities; unequal access to training; an unclear deployment policy; and poor housing [ 29].

By 1889, Manmohan had determined to pursue a literary career and Benoybhusan had proved himself unequal to the standards necessary for ICS entrance.

"The world cannot change by women just talking about unequal pay," says Silverstein – a sad statement from someone whose career has involved exactly that.

They also manifest themselves in the longer term, where nurses experience unequal opportunities for skill development and training as well as slower career progression than their United Kingdom-trained counterparts [ 35- 37].

As the series progressed, Mary plunged further into the world of TV news, battling unequal pay and generally rejecting 1970s social norms as a single, dating, career woman.

Glass ceilings exist in many careers to this day as well as being paid unequal wages for the same work, just because you are a woman.

Some of the issues that they addressed include the portrayal of female nudity, unequal pay, lack of shows, lack of representation in art history, and issues of career and family.