European Court of Justice bans religious symbols in the workplace - ZENIT - English

European Court of Justice bans religious symbols in the workplace - ZENIT - English: A EU Court of Justice ruled that the rule "may be considered objectively justified by a legitimate purpose," although it acknowledges that the public administration may authorize the use of visible signs by employees regarding their philosophical or religious convictions

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