Religious Discrimination in the Workplace

Paper Summary:

This paper touches on several simple examples of workplace discrimination based on religion. It shows that with the continued expansion of the global market, situations of discrimination will continue to grow in difficulty. Employers must ensure they remain informed about changes in laws and create policies to comply with these laws. The paper suggests that training should be conducted on a continual basis to make managers, supervisors, and employees aware of discriminatory practices.

Paper Outline
Harassment
Undue Hardship
Workplace Rights: Muslims, Arabs, South Asians and Sikhs
Employer Responsibilities
Help from the EEOC
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"The EEOC is available to provide information and answer questions on how to best deal with workplace discrimination. Their website has a wealth of information translated into a simpler language than provided by laws and court examples. The EEOC also conducts training and can provide a format that is appropriate for all businesses. Small businesses face unique challenges that have warranted establishing Small Business Liaisons available to assist with compliance of laws."

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