discrimination against jewish individuals in promotion decisions
Discrimination against Jewish individuals in promotion decisions refers to the act of treating individuals of Jewish background unfairly or differently during the process of advancement or elevation within an organization or profession, due to their Jewish identity or affiliation, leading to unequal access to promotional opportunities and potential career growth.
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