Sentences with phrase «from entering their workplace»

Since the government announced plans for the bill, a number of «lockouts», in which employers ban employees on strike from entering their workplace, have taken place.

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SoftBank has become an aggressive investor in Silicon Valley, and enters Uber's board as the company recovers from a massive data breach, regulatory scrutiny and a damaging workplace culture report.

The contraceptive promise that the feminist movement made to women goes something like this, «you will be free from fertility, so you can enjoy sexual relations without fear of having a child; you will be slim and beautiful and also can enter the workplace, just like men do, finding fulfillment through your accomplishments.»

Cuomo proposed a comprehensive package of bills to combat workplace sexual harassment that includes sparing taxpayers from funding settlements involving public officials and barring governments from entering into secret deals not expressly sought by victims.

• Build professional capabilities: Partners will develop courses to target learners entering or aiming to progress within the workplace to improve their skills, develop their careers and deepen their learning and interacting with other professionals from all over the world.

Whilst we can never know for sure, there is certainly an argument that the «games» played by some schools such as using continual resits, sitting exams from more than one board or entering students for meaningless low value qualifications that did not «build the individual» or «contribute to the welfare of society by providing well rounded educated people to enter the workplace» have contributed to someone upon high saying «Enough»!

Women battle with time: from the length of time that it has taken to escape the domestic space and enter the workplace, to the remaining time necessary to meaningfully deconstruct the socio - economic structures that so heavily favour men.

While I was at law school, I remember hearing time and time again from junior lawyers that it was not necessary to worry about what electives one took or how much one learned or did not learn during those three years of legal education as «the real learning, unless you are planning on pursuing a career in academia, starts once you enter the workplace.»

We're entering, I hope, a Golden Age of workplace weirdness, a time when the pendulum swings away from mocking those who dare to set foot outside the mainstream.