Have you experienced discrimination in the work?

[mylifeisorandom]

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.

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[k00d8]

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.

[TheROBER]

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

[Lecam]

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

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.

[Bonskimo]

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.

[potterbean5]

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

[brokeroutrigger5]

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

[diagnosticpillar]

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

[callingbubblyH]

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

[HelperAdvisorsLLP]

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

[THEsnowdonmelody7]

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

[algerianimminent5]

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

[hermae]

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.

[braveanatexis9]

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

[junkievanillae]

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

[dyspro7]

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.

[Rumor]

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

[tagposh43d]

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

[squog]

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.

[Sithara007]

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.