Phrases with «systemic wrongdoing»

"Systemic wrongdoing" refers to a situation where there is a pattern or a system that allows unfair or harmful behavior to occur. It means that the problem is not just caused by individual actions, but is deeply rooted in the overall structure or culture of a larger group or organization. Full definition

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Sentences with «systemic wrongdoing»

To date, an allegation that an employer has engaged in systemic wrongdoing in support of a claim for punitive damages does not appear to have been decided at trial. (employmentlaw101.ca)
The Court was not satisfied that there was sufficient evidence of systemic wrongdoing and further of the opinion was that the claims of the class members were not sufficiently common to permit the case to proceed as a class action. (cibcunpaidovertime.ca)
A claim for an increased punitive damage award based on systemic wrongdoing may strike some lawyers as dubious on the basis that a plaintiff should not be able to claim damages for the harm done to others. (employmentlaw101.ca)
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Phrases with «systemic wrongdoing»

Sentences with «systemic wrongdoing»

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