workplace discrimination against jewish employees
"Workplace discrimination against Jewish employees refers to unjust and unfair treatment, prejudice, or bias exhibited by employers or colleagues based on an individual's Jewish background, religion, or ethnicity, leading to unequal opportunities, hostile work environment, or adverse actions such as hiring, promotion, pay disparities, or termination, solely because of their Jewish identity."
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