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Wearing Religious Symbols at Work
The Court of Justice of the European Union has recently given its judgment in a case concerning an employee’s right to wear visible religious symbols at work.
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“Working 9-5 – No Longer a Way to Make a Living”
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“Losing (on the Basis of) My Religion
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