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age discriminationn. an employer's unfair treatment of a current or potential emplo...
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age discriminationTreating an employee or applicant for employment less favorably because of his or her age, if the employee or applicant is at least 40 years old.
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age discriminationThe differential treatment of people based solely on their age.
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age discriminationgenerally adverse and differential behavior toward people due to their age in years. In America, national laws have been ratified which makes such behavior against the law in a number of ways.
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age discriminationIn the United States, an employer is prohibited from treating individuals over age 40 differently because of their age.
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age discriminationunfair or unequal treatment of an employee by an employer because of the employee's age see also Age Discrimination in Employment Act in the Important Laws section
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age discriminationAge discrimination is the practice of letting a person's age unfairly become a factor when deciding who receives a new job, a promotion, or other job benefit. It most commonly affects older worke [..]
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age discriminationis discrimination against a person or group on the basis of age. Age discrimination usually comes in one of two forms: discrimination against youth, and discrimination against the elderly.
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age discriminationBiased Behaviors or Attitudes, differential treatment, unequal access to Social Participation or opportunities based on age.
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age discriminationn. an employer's unfair treatment of a current or potential employee. The claimant's problem is proof of age discrimination, but employers should beware. Even flight attendants in their late [..]
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age discriminationn. an employer's unfair treatment of a current or potential employee up to age 70, which is made illegal by the Age Discrimination Unemployment Act, first adopted in 1967. The claimant's pro [..]
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