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Becouse it is generally unlawful to discriminate against a person in the workplace on the following grounds.           Becouse of your Race
Becouse of your Sex
Your Sexual orientation
Your Age
Your Physical or mental disability
Your Marital status
While your Pregnancy
Your Religion

I do personally Becouse of my rase!

Absolutely yes,I have been discriminated by my collegues because of marital status and being an atheist . These kind of discrimination is very painful and It is really hard to keep calm against this kind of humiliating behaviours. People are not respectful to so-called odd ones in workplaces. This is insane.

I was actually discriminated by my workmates before and it bugs me every time. They make me feel that I don't deserve the position I have so they bully me about my skin color and religion. It sickens me and I just get the feeling that I don't want to go back to work. People are so intolerable.

When I was working abroad for my internship, people started to see that I was really doing well and started calling me names like mexican chinese and filipino rat. They actually threatened me with department. I wasn't even afraid because my boss actually sees my success and doesn't let me get bullied.

I experienced discrimination back at school because of my ethnic group. It was very awful but i survived it by always topping the class.

Happily no. I make sure that people respect me at work. No one has the right to discriminate and i make sure that i give my mind to people who try to do so. You have yo give yourself respect and don't allow anybody to do that to you

I was fortunate enough not to be discriminated until now about any of the above mentioned reason, however I've heard and know people who have been and these people are a great reminder to all of us that these problems are still present in our "advanced society" we all have to speak up if we see something wrong happening either in our work space or out in the street. It concerns all of us, in this world, one day, will walk your children, and the children of theirs - do you want to leave things as they are for them? We have to act as a big family and recognize that people are different, and it's part of humanity to be different and that's okay. If you have issues at works regarding these issues make sure to inform your supervisor or human resources, they will be happy to assist you with any sort of discrimination.

absolutely yes. it is due to may marital status and my age. because of I am still a junior, many senior do what they want to do with me. they always ask me to do something which is not regarded to my work. they make me as servant.

Discrimination not only happens in our work place, school,organization, community but in every aspects of our lives.
The major reason of our discrimination its because we let other people belittled us and mis understand us.They don't know the life we our living,they don't know we are experiencing a great trouble in life.they just only see and react the way we act and moved with a little mistake and then judge us just like that.

yes I have. Treating me differently to an older worker,  Inappropriate language to describe me, Refusal to pay me the national minimum wage, Imposing a job requirement that is too hard for me to meet, Dismissal of me on the basis of age. If someone looks younger than he or she is, and is discriminated against on this basis, this could be unlawful.

yes, I have experienced discrimination in my workplace because of my age and my education, my co-workers underestimated the credibility of my work simply because they are more senior and college than I am a high school graduate.
I think it's all because I work better than them, all the ways and technical work that I do more efficiently than their work system, they become jealous because the company leader to prefer and respect me in the company.

Yes. But I overcame it by working hard and thus being better than everybody else. In the end people only care about achieving the best possible results with the least amount of input. If you're more productive than everybody else, nobody will give a shit about who you are or where you came from. If nothing helps just leave the company and find another or start your own. Pretty simple.

But it's easier to blame lack of success on discrimination instead of putting in effort and taking charge of your own life, so people keep playing the victim card.

I would immediately fire anyone who goes that route without being able to clearly state what sets them apart from other employees.

So far I haven't experience any kind of discrimination in my work, my colleagues are all good to me, always supports me and trying to help and guide me in the best way they can. We respect each other and their belief, I guess that's the reason why there's no discrimination at all.

I hope that all people that is here in this thread who suffer all those abuse demand it propertly, there is no excuse, you must demand it and try to solve it ASAP, obviously there is some sitiations in with this is "easy to said and dificult to do" but do yourself a favor dont dont allow it anymore.

Btw to the main OP question, no, i didn't suffer it and we should never allow it directly or indirectly.

Yes I experienced discrimination at work because of my physical disability. Well, I don't actually consider it as disability but an imperfection. They discriminate me because of my skin tone. I have a tanned skin and they tease me about it. However, I can't still blame them in this world who based the beauty of a person through it's skin tone. I'm still thankful for having it. God gave me this for a reason. I'm not perfect though.

That cannot be avoided, you will always run into that problem wherever you go. Best advise to do to what you do best and let your actions speak for you. Command respect through your skills and professionalism

Good thing I have not yet encountered any similar instances of bullying or discrimination in the workplace. I think it is because I know my limitations and how to handle conflicts hence I am able to stop a potential situation that could lead to  a similar instance.

I have never experienced it. my partners are kind people, we uphold the value of tolerance. and I am so grateful that I have perfect workplace where the people are emphasizing the fraternity. and it is very important to keep the relationship among people in groups.

Met, because I was a girl, did not receive equal treatment and opportunities

When it comes to workplace, no. Because in our workplace, we respect each other beliefs and opinion.

No, I live in a majority area, which means there is almost no difference between me and them. We live in harmony, we work together, happy together, share together. There was never any discrimination between us. There's even a friend of mine who is deaf but we do not mind that, we are good friends with him.

Yes,  because of my educational attainment. Not being able to pass the board exam was hard for me,  especially at work where some of my workmates did.  Even if i have more experience or older than them i was still mistreated because i haven't passed the board.  I feel descriminated whenever they talk about non passers.

In our growing society, the more competition we have in this society, it requires us to become better and smarter, but when we go to work at a company,old years employees discriminate us. They do not want new people to take over their jobs in the future, and this leads to jealousy and discrimination in the work.

Discrimination is everywhere. People discriminates others on the basis of skin color, religion, caste (which is the #1 factor here) and language. I have experienced a lot of discrimination (at least during the initial days) at my office but then I would also say that I have also engaged in discrimination (although not consciously) against a few of my co-workers.

Discrimination is always there any place anywhere. I experience descrimination  in my new work place. because im a newbie. My co-worker is always underestemated the credibility of my work .i ignored him and im still doing my job because im came for work. But all of us need a respect from one another.

I do experience discrimination from my former office mates. First, because of my forehead and light skin tone they always say that i look so pale or even look like a vampire. Second, because of being skinny. Last, because i'm a newly graduate student when i apply to that company. They even underestimate you if your not a graduate from popular universities.

I do experience discrimination when i was in primary level because on my body build and matured face. They always say that i look old and such things.

I am constantly discriminated because of my sex. Because I am a man, nobody  is smiling at me, they are all smiling at the women. Also, nobody is inviting me out for dinner, which again happens to the women very frequently. And the women can dress like a man and if they do they get even more respected but if I dress as a woman I don't get more respected at all. We have to do something against this discrimination at work.

Exactly! Whenever I go out nobody wants to pay for my drinks either!

I got discriminated because of being pregnant out of wedlock.. in order for me not to lose my job, i got married but it only end up to separation. And also i felt discriminated because of my age. I become head of our program and since all of my subordinates are older than me, they used to undermine me.. they dont follow my instructions and used to continue the wrong things that they are doing before..and its very hard to handle them because they think that i dont have the ability to become their boss.

yes because they think that if you are young and don't have experienced they will underestimate you, but as a human it is their  nature of to test you.

Whether it be work or school, race has been a challenge for me. Just because I'm a certain race doesn't mean I'm a genius at something or that I'm interested in something. Racial stereotypes are pretty irritating since they don't apply to me.

Those above are a bit supperfical, i have experienced discrimination because of my nationality and it is not pleasant at all. Stupid people walk around. Some things will alway exist. To bad....

First i had no high school degree, my boss with one believed he was better than me.
Then I had no bachelor degree, my boss with one believed he was better than me.
Then i had no master degree, my boss with one believed he was better than me.
Then i had no doctorate degree, my boss with one believed he was better than me.
Then i had no phd degree, my boss with one belived he was better than me.

My bossed were fired when their new owners bought them, they hated school, they prefer to make money... and didn't care at all about what i did, they wanted to know what i will do.

/rant off

Yes I have that kind discrimination in work. Since I work at trading company, first month I still learning from my senior, after three months I promotion from my manager. First day I work after promotion many my workmate maybe looking me like an enemy, they doesn't want to open to me again like before. Then I was feel discrimination, I try lobbying one on one every workmate in my office, around 2 weeks they changes. First I explain to them, is not I requesting to be promotion my job position. Manager choose me because my performances in working was reliable and reponsible to my jobdesk. I try motivated them, they also can achieve like me even more then me. If someday they can achieve it, I'm willing to help them.

I really think this happens all the time and any where. There's always discrimination at work, school, public and anywhere you go. People will always be bias same thing goes for us, we may not be aware but we discriminate and we are bias sometimes. I guess there's no cure for this because it's part of our nature to discriminate others and feel bad if we experience the things that we do to others.

On several occasions, I have been discriminated on age,sex and tribe.

"Our experience is that the workplace has changed fundamentally over the pa"Our experience is that the workplace has changed fundamentally over the past 30 years.Businesses are better than ever at managing maternity leave and reintegrating on their return.

Yes, as a journalist I felt discriminated when I realized that people were treating me badly because they didn't like that I tell inconvenient truths.

Yes, I have experienced it in the past. Most people in my past work are judgemental, specially when it comes to your race. They often make fun of people who did not originate from their society because of other peoples appearance and how they speak. I am a Filipino, and my past officemates always make fun of me whenever I speak english specfically because of my filipino accent. We must never criticize anyone because of their appearance and personality, in a workspace we should be mature and professionals .

there was no discrimination on my workplace, but as in every society there were many rumors about everyone regardless of race, religion and sexual orientation

Discrimination always occur every where, at work at school at home sometimes you will feel discriminated. But most often at work.like if you graduated on that and this school meaning you geaduatwd on not so popular school  then if your not licence or board and bar passer. Then if you are newbie in the work you willl be discriminate.

Yes of course. There are many circumstances about discrimination, like for example on your preference ,like wearing of clothes. I remember one time in my work, there are many of my co-employees backbiting about me and I feel so sad before.

I feel lucky to have never experienced discrimination in the workplace. Where I work, all work is shared fairly. The existence of differences in age, education, religion, and marital status does not make us drop each other. Here we help-help, respect, and do not discriminate against each other.

i think i don't have one
they never be there when i needed

I've been living, studying and working overseas for eight years, I come from an Asian Country. I have been discriminated against, based on my race and religion. This is unfortunately something most expats go through at least once in their lives.

It's normal to be discriminated in work. You'd experience bullying at first, then personal attacks. It's a matter of how to take it that will matter. React like a professional, and in the end you will succeed

I believe some sort of discrimination exist in our society on the basis of cast, creed, race, gender or even religion. It is very troublesome.

The manar at which the menace of discrimination in work place is going is alarming, how can you treat a co worker based on status Rather then individual persons. We are first human before any other societal status follows.

Good for you! Well, discrimination will always be present at work but you must prove to them that you can rise above the negativities and showcase what you can do. Dont't let these negative parameters define you.

Oh yes I have. The most blatant case was when I worked for small business in town. I had the most horrific woman as a boss. You would not believe some of the stuff that came out of her mouth. I don't even dare putting it here but it was about AA women and men. I also saw some discrimination against women when working for a traditional good size company. It was pretty clear where the glass ceiling was.

non whatsoever

and I am not the type to whine and moan about paranoid race or sex based "discrimination"

there is always a discrimination whenever we went may it be in work in or in school racial discrimination, gender, sin color economic status, they are everywhere and it s not easy to confront them and depend yourself. it takes a lot of courage and understanding to be able to deal with them. regardless of all these discrimination as long as you know yourself and your're confident with what you are, where you are and how you raise you need not to worry lift your head held high and walk and smile and be happy.

Yes! sometimes, they have favoritism and sometimes they make fun of me but i just kept everything in my heart and instead of quarreling with them or argue with them.. and pity party over what they did to me I resolve to beat them in the ground they wouldn't know about, the battle they cannot even imagine.. wrestling with prayer i guess that the best thing i can do with them and then i will be able to deal with them politely and lovingly.

never. my people who works in my workplace are kindly person, so they will never do discrimination to other people although those people are still junior.

I experienced discrimination. I experienced racial discrimination. where I work, people exclude me because of my race. I had nothing to do. I had to settle for them. they always exclude people who need the money. If you are rich, nobody will exclude you.

In our work at promotion, first of all, the muzhiks are offered, and if there is no suitable one, then they will be better off from the side than their lady will be nominated. Chauvinism. And the answer is one: "Do you, girls, remind where the door is?"

I think many people had experienced discrimination. For example women mostly experience discrimination because of sex. Religion is also another discrimination for people who work in different countries. Think about you were a muslim in christian country or vice versa.

My sex that is representing me as a woman is sometimes a reason for my discrimination in the work. Everyone thinks women are just a joke in all kinds of work fields and that they cant do better. Men think they have the power over every woman out there and that their knowledge is better but we live in 21 century and every woman has equal rights. I am fighting this discrimination and I suggest to all out there who have been discriminated that they must make a stand for themselves and fight back.

No i never get discrimation in workplace. But sometime my lazy friend is making me angry. She work but like not work. All job handled by my self. But actually it should be done by 2 people. But could not say anything to her since i dont want to make any problem.

Yes, i I've experienced it when i was working because i am a girl they treate like i am not capable of the job and not suit with the position.

But i overcome it by working hard and showing them my all efforts and working capabilities towards work.

Yes, I have been discriminated for my sexual orientation, mental & also physical disability & also my age. I was the most youngest among all the people there.

Big YES, discrimination is everywhere, Especially at work, those high rank officials in a workplace seems like they don't commit any mistakes in their lives nor other elite people does.

No one deserves discrimination, but the problem people every person's weaknesses are become the object to discriminate by someone who don't understand the value of one's life.

Discrimination happens all the time specially when you live and work abroad, what you are, how you dress, how you work, even your face, color of skin and soon  and so forth their list seem endless. but despite this discrimination just do your work well even though they bullies you, you're performance will outweigh them all prove that you're too tough to be move to be discriminated and most of all prove to them that you'r capable of loving them still even though they thought you something different that they are.

There always is discrimination in all kinds of work. The most common is gender discrimination.

Don't mind anything around you, your job is to work for your boss and to earn money and not to talk with your office mates or think about what they are feeling or what they are doing.

I never experience that thing, and I don't care either, it would just distract you in what you are doing. Those who loves to look at their office mates and talk about them would lead to lesser performance.

Discrimination is most often due to race. But there are situations when a person simply displays his luck and prevents others from moving along the career ladder. Thank God I did not feel this.

Yes. Being non licensed leads others to descriminate me at our workplace. These things happens to almost all the workplace especially if you are new at it. But soon, you will learn to adjust

Yes I already experienced discriminate by my co workers because of the way how I pronounce word and it's hard to be discriminated by your co workers it feel like you are not that energetic at work and not comfortable because of the eyes that are watchuyou while working at the same time they will discriminate you and it cause a attitude change and depression.

Yes definitely I am feeling it now.  But who cares they are also just employees of this Company. May there soul come in peace later on.

No. Thankfully i work in a company wherein there is no discrimination and the policy applies to each and everyone even to the benefits. that way our company is practicing equality and everyone is encouraged to treat wveryone with respect

I really hate this kind of discrimination.they use this seniority card to be above everyone else and also do wrong things even at work. You cannot confront them because they might get back at you. Sad reality isn't it. They are easily threatened because fresh grads can overtake them.

I'm the one woman among my colleagues and sometimes I get less work than them. But I don't mind because my salary doesn't depend on it.

Actually I think discrimination isn't that bad thing. I don't think that women have to work as much as men do.

yes im experienced discrimation in the work because i graduate 2 years not in 4 years course

Yes, i feel discriminated on my previous work before. Working on a public facility managed by the governmentis very hard because of the backer system especially in our country. I tried and worked hard to be promoted but when a new employee joined in later than me, i got disregarded and he got promoted instead of me.

 Age+
Because of my age, I was not taken seriously. And it was very unpleasantly since I worked much better than the rest of the staff. After all, age does not always show how good you are at work.

Well none of those, none of the above mentioned. Still I experienced discrimination by my physical body which here depression comes in what with a help of motivation to work and to change well good results it is. Having good change is a good revenge. Discrimination no equality no end people dont see the result until something happens, so stand and make a change.

I was not very receptive at work, because I girl. This is not very pleasant. After all, what's the difference who are you a girl or a guy? Girls can also do all kinds of work, not worse than guys.

yes just because I didn't finish my studies they asking why I'm thee

I think if you have chance, you better should finish your study so you could get a degree for it.

Apparently, Yes. Physical looks having pale white skin, skinny and big forehead. And also bully for being in a long distance relationship. But they know their limitations for bullying me

Yes. Because of my life status. It's hard to word. Due to your needs and wants in life's you are commanded to do work. You just rotate your status in life. You want to experience to be lucky. Because of that experience you fill self pity. The people will discriminate you because of what they see and what they want to say. To make themselves satisfied. To make themselves happy. You work mates bully you and you fill more discriminate because of them.
Discrimination is not good in the work place. Maybe it is normal in our lives.

Yes, I was subjected to discrimination. Last year I was working in the factory. When I asked a question from the office, they ignored me and made me feel inferior. The people in the office felt very imposing. Since then, I Left the factory.

Yes, it's because of my religion is not the same as others.

some people well suffered a lot of discrimination though sometimes in physically apperances belief, culture dress code,type of sexuality gender,at etc,,if we experience  the discrimination we think the positive solution to avoid much of stressful and frustration 

There should be no discrimination in a work-place as long as the
involved employee is hardworking and a reliable tool that delivers
on the values of employment. Isolation can only be allowed
on the ground of health concerns.If an employee has a terminal sickness
or diseases that may be contagious.Such staff may be contained by isolation.
It is not discrimination, it is isolation we may call it due to ill health issues.

Copy/Paste https://www.thebalance.com/types-of-employment-discrimination-with-examples-2060914

Yes, for my age mostly, been on management for a hwile and being way younger than people I manage is not easy, they don't believe I'm guiding them towards their success because their egos are huge, that is a way of discrimination

it is true that there is no experienced about discrimination
in the work. I think if men and women work together as winning and if tere is any discrimination working  you can't
succeed    

I'm glad to say that I haven't had any experience regarding being discriminated in the workplace. However, I think it is not right to do that to others without giving them the chance to prove themselves.

Good job! Get that newbie! :D


On topic: I have never been discriminated, but I'm in the mainstream somewhere. A white young male, moderately attractive, rather fit, heterosexual, libertarian atheist. Can't really touch that and if you try, don't think that I will care. I've also never discriminated anyone. I tend to let others live their lives as they like. I have my opinions but I don't really go around telling others how to live, even if I don't approve of them.

BECAUSE OF MY POSITION!!!! So if they are manager??? They don't have the right to discriminate their staff to the extent they will cry, that's why some people are getting killed on their way to their houses... If you know hat I mean, but I never do such things, when I was discriminate I only pretend it doesn't happen and let go, people have their own way of releasing their jealousy, one is this, so if they discriminate you it means they are just insecure.

Its not right :( we all are working to get paid so no discrimination should be allowed as we are pouring same effort for a work

I don't support this policy. This is insane bro :( how could they discriminate even against a pregnant lady?

Sometimes I do face it. The women in the office are treated better than us.

Not really. The discrimination that happens in my office is understandable.

Well, they really need to be treated nicely in the office in certain times, just like when there are tasks that are harder for them to accomplish, like lifting heavy objects or running fast to the other branch, then men should do that. However, when it comes to performance, it should be fair.

In where I work, there is not much discrimination as we don't have redundant tasks, each has his/her own things to do. But on my job before, there is this favoritism, some of those suckers are favored over us who work hard and not that near the kitchen(boss's office)

Hmm so far, there's really not much of discrimination at work except for maybe my age differs from a lot of employees in my department. Most of them are older and in their 30's going to their 40's.

Certainly, I have experienced some discrimination due to age and sex. But it is usually more subtle. Such as that my views are not listened to, or that it takes a more senior person or man to reiterate exactly what I have said for someone to go, "ohhhhhh, excellent idea, well done"  ::) Also, many borderline sexual advances that were certainly not appropriate.

I was once discriminated just because I was black in complexion than the others who used to work there and soon I left the job

Actually yes, I have experinced discrimination at my previous work before. I remembered that I was discriminated because of my gender. I was the only girl in our team before and because of that, guys there thought of me the weakest member of the team. What I did was I proved them that I can also excel in that field. Luckily, I had been the top performer of the team.

Yes, as always.. maybe because of that is the trend in most of the companies that workers do adopted in ways of mannerism in which you must proved to them that you are not to be bullied.

Yes I have been discriminated even in a job in USA as I was an Indian :(

No we are a very young and a modern company and we treat everyone equally.

Yes, I face it a lot of times. The better opportunities are given to men first than us.

Oh Yes, it happens a lot no matter who talented you are it still happens.

I'm happy because I've never experienced that
All of my bosses were wonderful

Sometimes I do face it. The women in the office are treated better than us.

These days  the men and women both are treated equally and whit respect.

I thank God because in my almost 10 years of working in 3 different companies, I have never experienced discrimination from any of my colleague. They treated me fairly and equally, so I never have anything against them.

Nope, never. My office follows a policy of equality and I have never faced discrimination.

I am still not working. I am just a student of college :(

Not right in work. But when I wanted to apply for a job, I got invited and then when I came there they saw that I was
a foreigner. They told me that foreigners cant work here and I just left the room immediatly and now Im earning more money
then they will ever have.

Not in work, but in graduate school-- because of race. It really sucked because I can't do anything about what race I am.

I don’t remember facing any kind of discrimination in my office as we are very neutral with everyone.

I've had my fair share of discrimination in the work place. Both receiving and giving and of it. It's really not productive at all when you discriminate you peers in the work place. It breeds contempt simply because they're of a different race than you. It sucks to be discriminated against but it is far more sucky to gove prejudice. After that it just leaves me feeling disgusted about my self. You become this person that is very subjective when deciding and more or less out of focus.

I am working in North India. And here, anyone without a brown skin is discriminated against. This is applicable to the dark-skinned South Indians and fair-skinned North-east Indians. But now I have learnt to ignore this. Still, for someone new, the racism can be extremely discouraging.

Yes, all my past job. I have experienced discrimination from my colleagues. Mostly experiencing discrimination are new employees of the company. For some reason. You can not avoid mistakes because you don't have enough knowledge yet about your new job. Regular workers should teach you and guide you at the beginning because you are new. But no, instead they are talking to you when you are not around. Annoying, but you can't do anything about it because you're new. All criticism will experience in your first weeks in your new job.

It is not that I am explicitly discriminated when I try to deal with Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies because I am a girl. It is rather that this field is traditionally of the greatest interest to men. Thus, I feel like a white crow. However, it hasn't created any serious problems for me so far

Yes i actually experience discrimination in my present work, because i'm not a college graduate and they are a graduate of a baccalaureate degree, and they thought that im not capable of doing my work  right, but still despite their discriminition i work hard and learned more knowledge in my work.

Yes i experience discrimination since i was in the school until now in my work my co worker, i feel discrimination its all because of my face and im also black complexion, they dont like me always.

Actually no, In my work i didn't experience discrimination because some people behind are good to me, If you are a good person or a friendly person no one discriminate you even if what your race for or you are disable person but you are good to them maybe they cannot to do that to you.

Yes I have experienced discrimination at work. Wherever you are discrimination will always there even you transfer to another work. Some people don't want you to be in their group because for them your not in their level.

Not really. There are certain benefits given to the women which is ok.

Yes , I have experienced it a lot of times which actually made me stronger. I have been discriminated because of my religion and belief through it was hard fir me to deal with them, I still tried to strive better and as they bully me because of my religion, I still prove them that I can still rise above every circumstances.

I have had experienced of discrimination when i had to find a job in new country that hosted me.Unfortunately in IT company in Ireland if you are not irish or native of some countries of North Europe ,they do not have a look at your cv.Does not matter if you have a degree, master,experience..
I was really sad and without words.
I moved on but i will never forget...

Yes, I had experience of discrimination, not only at work, but also at the school - because of my long hair. Yes, you may be surprised, but unfortunately in my country this is common.

Everyone is treated the same no matter your age, or your sex.

Oh yes, a lot of times. Men are treated highly than us.

Sometimes yes. But I enjoy that discrimination bit.

Yes. I did experienced it because of my religion.

Sometimes, you heard other people calling you like weird or boring because they can't invite you to drink alcohol or even in some worldly activities that definitely discouraging to your religion.

I have experienced discrimination not at work but in my boarding life. it was muslim principally so they acted wrong with me as I am hind

Yes, but in the stage of applying. Companies always prefer college graduate and I'm just a high school graduate. I'm sure that I'm able to fulfill that job but they really need a guy with a diploma.

I think there is no place for discrimination in the society right now, i dont know how to say it, but in my opinion discrimination is just wrong!

Yes, i have been discriminated against in the workplace. But the thing is as much as i was discriminated, i too doled out my fair share of discrimination. Especially in an international company where people from different countries work together and different races could be the boss of their own, a few people become attached to their own nationality and tend to hate on the other. It really hurts camaraderie in the comoany especially on a specific department.

Hopefully the boss who used to discriminate on the basis of skin colour got transferred and now I am working peacefully

in many cases, many negro people and backward classes gets less salary being more effecient than their white counterpart

Nope. I  work in a very simple workplace and all are treated equally.

I wouldn't even call it as discrimination. When we normally talk about discrimination, we probably mean the hostility based on ones race, religion or skin color. Discrimination based on seniority may arise from the lack of job security for the people who hold senior positions.

No I have not still have experienced such discrimination as mine one is a fair company

Yes, for a couple of times because of my physical appearance or to be specific, because of my height. I am petite and short that my former co workers use it to discriminate me at work but what I did was I used it as a motivation to perform better. I am their manager now and they are respecting me because of my position.

Op you should post a story of how you faced discrimination, else it looks like you copied and pasted a list of what discrimination is.

In my work they discriminate our education, if you are not four years graduate or Bachelors Degree you have no chance of promotion, they always look what you finished not the performance and that is sad.

Discrimination exists every where. I have experienced it once, since I just graduated and most people in our office are senior employees, they take advantage of giving me extra tasks since I am just new in the company. I talked to them that they should be fair because even if I am just new in the company, we are all of the same status, we are all employees.

Your right with most of it but I think the physical or mental disability and age is not. Not about discromination but sad to say, some work won't really fit you with those three. If work requires physical aspects it will be hard to give a quality of work.

For example, being a crane operator while having a parkinson's disease brought by aging. Not just by performance but compromising the safety of other workers and yours.

Again it's not discrimination but being fit for work.