Sentence examples for workers discrimination from inspiring English sources
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple stepped up audits of working conditions at major suppliers last year, discovering multiple cases of employment of underage workers, discrimination and wage problems.
An attorney for Magnolia went further, calling the focus on the Turkish workers, "discrimination based on nationality and religious beliefs".
Furthermore, health workers' discrimination and lack of respect towards the very poor and vulnerable is a theme that emerges in a number of studies [ 9- 11].
Factors that inhibited the integration process included a rapid scale-up process; resistance from other health workers; discrimination of CBHWs based on social, gender and economic status; ineffective incentive structures; inadequate infrastructure and supplies; and hierarchical and parallel communication structures.
Two years after a federal judge awarded $4.6 million to delivery workers at the Saigon Grill, a Manhattan noodle house, to compensate for their severe exploitation, the restaurant's new owners face a fresh round of claims of worker discrimination and intimidation.
The incident isn't IHOP's first brush with worker discrimination allegations.
It is the story of a low-wage worker in America, the story of worker discrimination, the story of what happens to the uninsured when we get sick.
While President Obama signed an Executive Order that prohibits federal contractors from discriminating on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, there remains no federal law protecting LGBT people against worker discrimination -- and that needs to change.
Social stigma attached with fear of exposure as a sex worker and health worker discrimination and judgemental behaviours appear to be the major barriers to seeking health services.
These staggering sums demonstrate the need for Congress to finally pass the Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA), which would protect nearly all workers from discrimination regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
President Barack Obama recently signed an executive order prohibiting transgender federal workers from discrimination, and the Affordable Care Act prohibits health insurance companies from discriminating against transgender people, opening the door to coverage that includes gender reassignment surgery.
