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religious training at work, asking for naps as an accommodation, and more
It’s five answers to five questions. Here we go… 1. Proselytizing religious training at work I work at an education institution where over half of our student body follow a religion that is otherwise a minority in our region. Our students have been advocating for training for staff to combat and help recognize prejudice against this religion, and this finally happened a few weeks ago. However, I had major issues with the training, which was deli…
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