Assertion: retaliation's right | /r/HasProperty | free
Facets:
value: from discrimination
type: OTHER
value: from harassment
type: OTHER
value: to purchase goods
type: PURPOSE
value: from coercion
type: OTHER
value: to purchase supplies
type: PURPOSE
value: from extortion of fees or gratuities
type: OTHER
value: as a condition of employment
type: MANNER
value: from retaliation
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Illegal retaliation occurs when an employer punishes a job applicant or employee for asserting their right to be free from employment discrimination, including harassment.
text: Advising employees of their employment rights under EEO law enforces their right to be free from retaliation.
text: However, laws governing the workplace that guarantee rights to each individual worker, such as the right to be free from discrimination, the right to be paid minimum and overtime wages, and the right to join a union do address the rights of an individual worker to enforce their personal legal rights under the law, and to support others who enforce their personal legal rights.
text: However, laws governing the workplace that guarantee rights to each individual worker, such as the right to be free from discrimination, the right to be paid minimum and overtime wages, and the right to join a union do address the rights of an individual worker to enforce their personal legal rights under the law, and to support others who enforce their personal legal rights.
text: As a general rule, laws that create substantive rights, like the right to be free from discrimination, or the right to a minimum wage and overtime wage, also prohibit retaliation against employees who exercise those rights.
text: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 creates certain employee rights, including the right to be free from discrimination and harassment based upon race, color, gender, national origin, pregnancy, or religious beliefs.
text: The exercise of the right to be free from extortion of fees or gratuities as a condition of employment
text: Exercise of the right to be free from coercion to purchase goods or supplies from any particular person