Discrimination of pregnant women in workplace: A lethal fact that goes unnoticed
Abstract
This article analyzes the case of the discrimination suffered by a pregnant woman in the workplace due to her condition despite that she should be afforded special protection by the State and the authorities in line with a number of national and international laws. Likewise, the reasons for and consequences of this type of discrimination are examined.
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