Survey shows 'bullying' of Christian employees in Arts
THE WAY
By Amanda Hopkins
UNITED KINGDOM---The Federation of Entertainment Unions recently surveyed over 4,000 workers in the creative arts and media industry, the results of the report revealed that most Christian employees experienced faith-based discrimination. Christian Concern noted 56 per cent of participants had experienced bullying, harassment or discrimination in the work place. The survey was conducted amongst and included some household names and high profile figures in the UK. Workers who were a victim to this discrimination believed it was fuelled by their religious beliefs. [link]
By Amanda Hopkins
UNITED KINGDOM---The Federation of Entertainment Unions recently surveyed over 4,000 workers in the creative arts and media industry, the results of the report revealed that most Christian employees experienced faith-based discrimination. Christian Concern noted 56 per cent of participants had experienced bullying, harassment or discrimination in the work place. The survey was conducted amongst and included some household names and high profile figures in the UK. Workers who were a victim to this discrimination believed it was fuelled by their religious beliefs. [link]
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