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Managing Spirituality Initiatives in the American Workplace

By Robert T. Quackenboss & Madalyn K. Doucet on May 15, 2019
Posted in Employment Policies

Originally published by Law360, Robert Quackenboss and Madalyn Doucet discuss the “faith at work” movement and what it means to employers.  Read more here.

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