Sentences with phrase «inappropriate conduct against»

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Leader - Chivée further notes that it's been a quarter century since Anita Hill testified against Clarence Thomas - and yet inappropriate conduct in the workplace is still a real concern for many women.

US television news giant NBC came under growing pressure Friday to take tougher action against sexual harassment after another former star was accused of inappropriate conduct by former colleagues.

As Labour frontbenchers expressed astonishment that Rennard — who was readmitted to the Lib Dems this week after final diciplinary proceedings against him relating to allegations of sexually inappropriate conduct were dropped — could be involved in the Lib Dem campaign, the Treasury chief secretary insisted the peer would not have «any role at all» [see footnote].

One of the programs that helps FAA fulfill its safety mission is the Investigative Tracking System (ITS), which records, tracks, and reports on investigations pertaining to security background checks and clearances on employees, contractors and other individuals with access to FAA facilities, systems or information, as well as internal administrative investigations relative to inappropriate conduct and associated disciplinary actions and tort claims against FAA.

The courts have become far less hesitant to award personal costs against executors, solicitors, trustees in bankruptcy, and the Public Guardian, for conduct which the court finds is inappropriate.

Six months after he was fired for inappropriate conduct, the former head of IP at Kasowitz, Benson, Torres & Friedman in New York has filed suit against his former employers.

On June 11, 2013, Ms. Sojourner appeared before the Rental Board in a case against her former landlord, for not addressing toxic mold water damage, and for inappropriate conduct by her building superintendent, in her apartment in the Côte - des - Neiges borough.

As to whether or not the bureau might be considering investigating or taking action against any other members of the Canadian real estate industry, Scott says that «by law, the bureau is obliged to conduct its investigations confidentially», adding that «it would be inappropriate to speculate on whether the bureau may or may not investigate any organization in the future.»