Members of three major world religions face discrimination in the workplace, but each experience it in different ways, according to new research.
Researchers from Rice University’s Religion and Public Life Program (RPLP) drew their conclusions from an analysis of 194 in-depth interviews with Muslim, Jewish, Christian, and non-religious employees to determine how members of each group perceived their experiences with workplace discrimination.
“When we conducted interviews, we were able to get much deeper into how people are experiencing religious discrimination,” Rachel Schneider, a postdoctoral research fellow in RPLP and lead author of “How Religious Discrimination is Perceived in the Workplace: Expanding the View,” said in a news release.
Source: How members of three religions experience workplace discrimination differently