Mitchell, M.; Beninger, K.; Donald, A.; Howard, E.; NatCen Social Research

Religion or belief in the workplace and service delivery: findings from a call for evidence

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Mitchell, M., Beninger, K., Donald, A., Howard, E. and NatCen Social Research 2015. Religion or belief in the workplace and service delivery: findings from a call for evidence. Equality and Human Rights Commission.

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Title	Religion or belief in the workplace and service delivery: findings from a call for evidence
Authors	Mitchell, M., Beninger, K., Donald, A., Howard, E. and NatCen Social Research
Research Group	Law and Politics
Publisher or commissioning body	Equality and Human Rights Commission
Print	Mar 2015
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Deposited	27 Apr 2015
Output status	Published
Additional information	First published March 2015. ISBN 9781842066010
Web address (URL)	https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/sites/default/files/rob_call_for_evidence_report.pdf
Language	English

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