Posted on 27/06/08
Wars over religion seen in one-third of workplaces
The survey was conducted with 100 Canadian senior executives by staffing service Office Team. Nearly one-third of employers have seen clashes connected to religion in their workplaces, 31 per cent said that the "unsolicited sharing" of religious views has been a problem, and 13 per cent have seen employees refuse to do certain work or associate with certain co-workers because of their religious beliefs, a survey of 278 organizations by the Institute for Corporate Productivity (i4cp) finds.
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