Q. I think my employer is discriminating against a religious colleague – what should I do?
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I think my employer is discriminating against a religious colleague – what should I do?


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  • williamlopez

    While it is not really your job to step in and fight your employer on behalf of someone else, you should help where you can. I recommend that, where possible, you take note of any religious discrimination you see in your workplace. Try and get some kind of supporting letters, and let your colleague know that if they wish to complain that you will provide them with support to make their issues clear.

    Also, I recommend you hire the kind of religious discrimination attorney Los Angeles has in abundance. These religious law experts can ensure that your ideas are legitimate and that you have a case that can be brought forward and answered by an employer.
    While you should avoid getting too involved yourself, do what you can to support your colleague in this trying and challenging time overall.


       

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