Sentence examples for workplace told from inspiring English sources

Laura Kray, a social psychologist studying gender in the workplace, told me, "In terms of academic research, if your goal is to increase gender equality, it's hard to come up with a downside of greater transparency".

The article, "Inside Amazon: Wrestling Big Ideas in a Bruising Workplace," told of workers who suffered from cancer, miscarriages and other personal crises who said they had been evaluated unfairly or edged out rather than given time to recover in a company that could not slow down.

Julien Codorniou, VP of Workplace, told TechCrunch that Facebook is not revealing what that translates to as a total number of users.

"These particular toys contain phthalates, which is not something we would sell in our store," Need, who could see at least three dangling dongs from the front door of his workplace, told VICE.

Her doctor's note indicated that she should not lift more than 20 pounds; Ms. Young was willing to continue her regular duties because she rarely had to lift anything that heavy, but the senior manager at Ms. Young's workplace told her that she was "too much of a liability" and she would have to go home until she was "no longer pregnant".

"Younger generations want more balance, and unless people demand changes, companies are just going to react they way they always have," Linda Babcock, an economics professor at Carnegie Mellon who does a lot of work on gender in the workplace, told HuffPost Wednesday morning.

Last August, the N.L.R.B. issued a rule requiring employers to post a notice in the workplace telling employees of their rights.

The N.L.R.B. issued a rule requiring employers to post a notice in the workplace telling employees of their rights, prompting angry lawsuits from industry groups.

She Told on Me Several times a week, I receive an extremely long e-mail message from the assistant to the operations manager at my workplace, telling me about brown bag lunches and internal promotions — all of which I find a nuisance.

As Anne Kreamer, a writer specializing in workplace issues, told me: "Post-recession, businesses are fueling growth through permanent interns.

The family later moved back to New York, where she said her father was denied a promotion at his workplace and told directly the reason was because he is deaf.