Sentence examples for unfair working from inspiring English sources

But if schools pull girls out of lessons and publicly shame them for exposing too much of their bodies, they are only preparing them for a sexist and unfair working world in which women are constantly judged and berated on their appearance.

Outside a Wal-Mart in northern New Jersey, nearly a hundred members of the OUR Wal-Mart campaign - a coalition of unions and Wal-Mart employees - protested what they said were unfair working conditions at the nation's largest retailer.

One of the key reasons for this week's strikes is the introduction of the night Tube, which unions are concerned could bring unfair working conditions.

Lerner developed from his work as a community organiser in working-class Oakland, California, a compelling theory – the "surplus powerlessness" of the title – to explain why the people he worked with tended not to challenge unfair working practices, low status and inadequate pay, whether unofficially or as members of a union.

The European Parliament itself offers a variety of unpaid positions, and in July this year a "sandwich protest" saw Brussels interns congregating to protest against unfair working conditions.

[NY1] Car washers rallied with supporters on Manhattan's West Side to pressure their employers to improve what they claim are unfair working conditions.

The means of ejection from the legalization path, too, cannot be arbitrary and unjust — people should not be disqualified for minor crimes or failure to meet unfair work requirements.

No details have emerged stating exactly what the nature of these "fraudulent labour contracts" is, but if looking at Scientology's previous antics (false imprisonment, spying on their followers, enslavement) is anything to go by, it's possible that the Belgian Scientologists were recruiting members and forcing unfair work on them.

You should take the time to talk with your superiors about unrealistic goals, victimization at work, unfair work practices or salary questions, when necessary.

"We are going to tackle welfare bills, and … the welfare system which is deeply unfair for working people," he told BBC's Andrew Marr Show.

Iain Duncan Smith claimed last week that it was unfair that working families had been tightening their belts after years of pay restraint while watching benefits rise.