Sentence examples for workplace intimidation from inspiring English sources

These men have the wisdom of ages of Labour struggles against low pay, workplace intimidation and the evils of Thatcherism.

Before the legislation was introduced to parliament in September, local gay support organisations, whose members already face harassment, threats and workplace intimidation, have been lobbying the government to amend the country's HIV awareness and prevention programmes, which currently exclude homosexuals.

Kate Bronfenbrenner study of workplace intimidation "No Holds Barred" showed that 58% of the time companies threaten to close a plant and ship it overseas if workers vote for a union.

Workplace bullying or intimidation is commonplace.

The complaints in Mr. Ayyadurai's paper could be an outline for what many inside and outside India say could be improved in some workplaces here: disorganization, intimidation, a culture where top directors' decisions are rarely challenged and a lack of respect for promptness that means meetings start hours late and sometimes go on for hours with no clear agenda.

We also intend to minimize if not totally eliminate the number of isolated incidents of intimidation in the workplace, so as to ensure that production and distribution are not materially affected and sound relationships are maintained between employee and employer and between employees as a whole.

This is an open invitation to intimidation and coercion from workplace and outside activists.

Free and fair elections don't exist in the workplace in America because of the intimidation and lies that employers use against their workers.

Just like their immature little brothers and sisters on the schoolyard, workplace bullies use same tools of intimidation and manipulation to bring you down.

We must assure women financial security and meaningful work, as well as freedom from intimidation and violence in their own homes, workplaces and neighborhoods.

These cases represent workplace examples of the same harassment and intimidation of African-Americans that occurred in the initial Jena case.