Efforts come after Trump executive order seeking to end anti-Christian bias
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Efforts come after Trump executive order seeking to end anti-Christian bias
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Federal workers should not face any punishment for trying to convince colleagues of the “correctness” of their personal religion, according to a new set of policies from the Trump administration.
But don’t worry, the Trump administration has come up with a foolproof way to ensure this doesn’t veer into harassment.
But don’t worry, the Trump administration has come up with a foolproof way to ensure this doesn’t veer into harassment.
Memo permits religious persuasion at work if non-harassing, likening it to encouraging other personal activities.
Federal workers are permitted to proselytize to fellow employees and agencies must protect their religious rights under guidance…
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One federal employee said in a court filing that they "cannot in good conscience pretend to agree with President Trump’s…
