Sentence examples for workplace alienation from inspiring English sources

A sense of workplace alienation permeates this first collection, which explores the limits of social interaction.

The stories in Daniel Orozco's debut collection convey a sense of workplace alienation that would make Karl Marx cringe.

Other common sources of pain that can fuel depression include workplace alienation, poor physical health, and financial difficulties.

The same participants argued that these incidents led to polarization in the workplace and the alienation of secularist victims targeted by bullying.

How does alienation work?

A. O. SCOTT It may be a grim commentary on the state of our society that we have started to grow accustomed to rampage shootings in schools and workplaces, which are often zones of alienation and frustration in any case.

About a third of the men reported at least one act of human rights violation, ranging from aggression 35.7%, alienation 29.9%, discrimination in the workplace 8.2%, eviction 2.1%, or refusal of service 4.1%.

The daily grind was the subject — and the de facto villain — of Mr. Judge's first live-action film, "Office Space" (1999), a workplace comedy that riffs on what Marx called the alienation of labor.

The term depersonalization has also been used to refer to social alienation resulting from the loss of individuation in the workplace and the community.

Across the globe, LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) communities experience alienation, exclusion and discrimination on a daily basis and the workplace is no exception.

This vision of work, though, is an obvious translation of a traditional Marxist view of the alienation of labor — the sense of disassociation that comes from the capitalist workplace.