Sentences with phrase «systemic discrimination against women»

Compensation for musculoskeletal disorders in Quebec: systemic discrimination against women workers» International Journal of Health Services, 33 (2), 253 - 281.

Class actions become methods of combating systemic discrimination against women employees.

West Coast LEAF's mission is to achieve equality by changing historic patterns of systemic discrimination against women, through BC - based equality rights litigation, law reform and public legal education.

According to the Superior Court, the obligation to pay salary adjustments without the possibility of retroactivity is a source of discrimination based on sex and continues the systemic discrimination against women the Act was supposed to eliminate.

Not exact matches

Solution Altee11: They (the mullahs, the imams and the Muslims) need to acknowledge (stop living in denial) that their religious book fulls of hatred, vengeance and systemic discrimination against non-Muslims and even their own women.

It's not (although if you want to make a case for systemic discrimination against African American women as a factor I might listen — clearly, though, this is not what you're getting at).

The letter reads in part: «SERAP is concerned that years of systemic corruption within the NNPC and looting of Nigeria's natural resources have had uneven consequences against the vulnerable groups of the society, including the poor, women and children, perpetrating and institutionalizing discrimination, and jeopardizing the needs and well - being of future generations.

«SERAP is concerned that years of systemic corruption within the NNPC and looting of Nigeria's natural resources have had uneven consequences against the vulnerable groups of the society, including the poor, women and children, perpetrating and institutionalizing discrimination, and jeopardizing the needs and well - being of future generations.

«Ms. McCue alleges that her culturally - traditional approach to teaching and scholarly activity, have been under - valued» in the tenure and salary review processes, and that her situation «shows a pattern of systemic discrimination against non-traditional indigenous scholars and women,» Walter wrote.