Sentences with phrase «discrimination against mothers»

Together we can build a nation where children, parents, and businesses thrive; and end discrimination against mothers.

Together we can build a nation where children, parents, and businesses thrive; and end discrimination against mothers.

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Many aligned on the left will see both of these as «making history,» finally striking a prophetic blow against the tyrannies of heteronormativity, discrimination, and the abuse of mother earth.

Then, last Wednesday an op / ed appeared in the Daily Princetonian that attacked the Anscombe Society, claiming the group «promotes discrimination against fellow Princetonians,» that «the literature from the Anscombe Society serves only to reinforce anti-gay bigotry,» and that the group believes that «working mothers are ruining the country.»

Maternity discrimination, such as prohibiting mothers from breastfeeding in cafés or restaurants, is now against the law under the Equality Act 2010, but the Act does not apply in the workplace.

1 § 71-1-55 (2006) prohibits against discrimination towards breastfeeding mothers who use lawful break time to express milk.

Prohibits discrimination against breastfeeding mothers.

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Does Title VII's Pregnancy Discrimination Act (PDA) protect nursing mothers against post-pregnancy workplace dDiscrimination Act (PDA) protect nursing mothers against post-pregnancy workplace discriminationdiscrimination?

The campaign for reinstatement onto band lists may have created some awareness of the discrimination against unmarried mothers and their children but I do not think that there has yet been an effort to understand the significance of the disabilities imposed on bastards, in Britain and in Canada, as regards Canadian immigration policy.