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EU states can ban religious symbols in public workplaces
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this post was submitted on 28 Nov 2023
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We're talking about bans in workplaces here. And I think that your example is fitting. If a workplace can ban people kissing (or wearing a pyjama then it should be allowed to ban religion affiliated clothing as well. That sad, I do be live that in most cases employers shouldn't be allowed to ban these things. If you end up working with your boyfriend and occasionally share a short kiss, that's not going to affect your work and if you're able to do your job in your PJs, then you should be allowed to do so.