Employees have a legal right to work in an environment free from discrimination and harassment—even religious harassment. They should not have to endure harassment based on their faith, membership in a particular religion—or even their lack of faith. Remember: You can tell employees to stop proselytizing in the workplace.
Can nonbeliever employees sue for religious discrimination, too?
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