Includes bibliographical references and index.

Is there a place for religion in the workplace? -- What is religion as defined by law? -- Religious discrimination and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 -- Religious discrimination at various stages of the employment relationship -- Religious discrimination claims arising out of the termination of employment -- Employee proselytization -- Employer proselytization -- Employer liability for employee acts of religious harassment -- Workplace discrimination and certain religious groups -- Religion in the public-sector workplace -- Proselytizing in the public-sector workplace -- Exemptions from the discrimination laws granted to religious organizations -- The ministerial exception -- Questionable applications of the ministerial exception -- General principles of accommodation -- Accommodation in practice -- Accommodation in out-of-the-ordinary circumstances -- Religious discrimination and retaliation -- Some additional issues -- Religion and the law in the workplace of the future.

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