Sentences with phrase «discriminatory remarks»

However, many employees suffer inappropriate sexual jokes, racial stereotypes, or other types of discriminatory remarks or actions at work because their employers fail to intervene, cultivating a hostile work environment.

Neither is it acceptable to utter demonising and discriminatory remarks against groups defined by their religion, race or nationality, as Trump has done over Muslims, Mexicans and refugees.

While these recent movements received national attention, all students noted that they had witnessed discriminatory remarks and actions throughout their time at school, and were cognizant of objections made to these types of prejudice before they matriculated.

Look Ahead Housing In Look Ahead Housing & Care Limited v Rudder (EAT / 0163/10) the employee was dismissed for making allegedly discriminatory remarks within earshot of a client.

At last, another group of people gets to face the full fury of discriminatory remarks, views and thoughts other than blacks in North America.

The Atlantic: Singling Out Islam: Newt Gingrich's Pandering Attacks The former House speaker regularly calls for treating Muslims differently - and his discriminatory remarks are mostly forgiven.

The Latics look set to be relegated at the end of the season, and Whelan himself was repeatedly in trouble for making discriminatory remarks, as he tried to defend the appointment of manager Malky Mackay.

Jews have laws which protect them against discriminatory remarks.

Discriminatory remarks and insults must in any event be considered as an aggravating factor, it made clear.

Local authority definitions of abuse vary, including «swearing», «conditional love» or «discriminatory remarks».

However, in the same ruling, the appeals court did decide that the site was entitled to CDA immunity for any discriminatory remarks made in the comments field of the form because the site does not require users to complete this section and publishes any comments made as written.