Sentences with phrase «such as a demotion»

When wrongful termination or workplace discrimination claims arise following the return to work, the employer must prove that the termination or adverse employment action (such as demotion) was the result of a non-related issue.

«Contractual changes» are clauses that permit an employer the right to make virtually any change to your job, such as a demotion or reassignment, which they otherwise could not do.

The dismissal was found to be unfair as whilst the comments were misconduct, the employer did not consider alternatives such as demotion.

A breach under this branch would include typical constructive scenarios such as a demotion or reduction in pay.

For instance, you must never talk about a previous problem in your employment, such as a demotion or a layoff.

Not exact matches

What's become known as the «Group of 46» letter to Stanford Provost John Etchemendy was filed in the Phills suit, and accuses the dean of presiding over «reprimands, censures, curtailing of responsibilities, demotions, retribution for expressing concerns or raising issues, offensive behavior and decisions that have led directly to tangible employment actions such as dismissals, undesirable reassignments, forced resignations, and inequitable access to promotion opportunities.»

Many are already viewing their demotion back to the Championship as inevitable, and on current form it's impossible to oppose such an argument.

This process of instrumentalization represents a status change for artworks that many critics have viewed as a demotion, with the serious art — by such figures as Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch, Adrian Piper, and Hito Steyerl — mocked by and subordinated to commercial imagery.

I would accept such a demotion (after all, the participants can wrangle away as long as they want, in Judy's Shed, or whatever you want to call the place you dump discussions you deem no longer productive, just not in our faces) by you on the grounds that you judged that the sceptical case had been given a fair airing, had been IYO convincingly rebutted, and was becoming sterile.

They might be worried about the various impacts such as losing their jobs, losing hours, suffering a demotion or some other sort of financial harm.»

Most concerns go unheard; many times because someone is abusing a position of authority, or there are other aspects such as fear of job loss or demotion, refusal to be believed, and humiliation.

Unless all parties are happy with the apparent demotion of applying a neutral term such as «director» or «senior solicitor» to former salaried partners who are simply employees, the first possibility is to retain their apparent status, both contractually and tax-wise, by leaving them outside the registered membership of the LLP, but continuing to call them partners.

I jump off Paul's wagon when he says pay discrimination decisions are more like hostile environment claims than they are like a discrete act such as a termination or demotion.

The CMS Policy also confirms that benefits for chronic mental stress will not be available when the mental stress arises out of work - related decisions made by employers, such as decisions related to demotions, terminations, transfers of location and changes in working hours.

Most of the time, basic warnings should be given initially before other disciplinary actions such as loss of benefits or demotion follow.

Processed daily payroll responsibilities such as employee new hires, terminations, promotions, demotions, raises, vacations, transfers, leave of absences, employment verifications, bonuses, balancing timesheets and uniform deductions, inputting direct deposit information, and sending ACH files to the bank for processing.

Courts now look at whether the behavior constitutes harassment under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, then whether the plaintiff actually suffered adverse employment action, such as termination, demotion, undesirable reassignment, decrease in benefits, or failure to be promoted as a result of the supervisor's actions.