DISCRIMINATION IN THE WORKPLACE RELIGIOUS: NOTES FOR A CRITICAL REFLECTION
Author(s) -
Joedson De Souza Delgado,
Gabrielle Jacobi Kölling
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
revista direitos sociais e políticas públicas (unifafibe)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2318-5732
DOI - 10.25245/rdspp.v1i1.464
Subject(s) - dignity , scope (computer science) , autonomy , accommodation , work (physics) , promotion (chess) , reasonable accommodation , sociology , religious discrimination , religious freedom , freedom of religion , law and economics , epistemology , public relations , political science , law , human rights , psychology , computer science , engineering , philosophy , mechanical engineering , economic freedom , neuroscience , politics , programming language
The purpose of this study is to analyze religious discrimination in work environments under the aegis of freedom as worthy of protection as opposed to the right to business freedom. With the scope of religious freedom and its limitation parametrized, the article determines in which cases and conditions conduct can be characterized as intolerance or be considered by the employer as reasonable accommodation of religion in the scope of work. To perform this analysis, a qualitative approach was used, with bibliographic and descriptive methodological procedures. It is concluded that, to protect freedom of belief and religion, liberal theory (legal policy) is used for the promotion of individual autonomy and human dignity.
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