Sentence examples for unfair handling from inspiring English sources

Unite, which has been involved in a long-running campaign against unfair handling of service charges and tips, said the new system was "shrouded in secrecy" and staff who signed up would be swapping guaranteed pay for an unknown amount of tips.

This is unfair: properly handled, hydrogen is as safe as other fuels, such as natural gas and propane.

"The bank's attempt to freeze pay was grossly unfair, shamefully handled and Unite is glad that the resulting outrage has forced Stuart Gulliver to see sense.

He said the labor board had significantly cut delays in handling unfair labor practice cases and had collected $110 million in back pay last year for workers who had been improperly retaliated against for union activity.

Stay with commerce, Governor, you likely have a great deal of insight to contribute to our export-import imbalance and the ways in which you might specifically handle unfair trade practice, the international theft of intellectual property and its overlap with international crime syndicates purveying illegal drugs, weapons or the misery of human trafficking.

Give them a verbal pat on the back for handling hard and often unfair situations without giving up.

Wales manager Chris Coleman says Real Madrid's Welsh winger Gareth Bale can handle the "unfair" criticism he is getting.

He called election officials biased and said differences in the way ballots cast for regular candidates and write-in candidates are handled are unfair.

"I think it is so unfair that on the basis of what is becoming a witch hunt, he's being pilloried for handling a document... that he did pass on," he said.

A spokesman told the BBC that the experience of a small Italian island handling large numbers of migrants clearly showed how southern Europe was having to deal with an unfair share of the problem.

But Mr. Santorum drew a distinction with public-employee unions, which he said had an unfair advantage because they bargain not with business owners representing shareholder interests, but with politicians trawling for votes and handling taxpayer money.