The chapter considers two elements of non-discrimination protection on grounds of religion in employment, together with the related CJEU case law: the protection available to individual workers and the position of staff and employers in workplaces with an ethos based on religion or belief. The protection against discrimination on grounds of religion and belief raises a number of fundamental and distinctive questions, many of which are peculiar to the context of religion and belief and which do not have direct analogies with the protection of other characteristics. The chapter discusses the challenges facing the CJEU in determining the proper scope of EU non-discrimination law in respect of religion and belief, given complicating factors, su...
This paper considers discrimination in the workplace on the grounds of religion, as a matter of Engl...
In the current context of growing religious diversity and changing labour relations in Europe, relig...
This paper argues that while the CJEU cases of Achbita and Bougnaoui create some consistency with th...
The chapter considers two elements of non-discrimination protection on grounds of religion in employ...
The protection on the ground of religion and belief is explicitly provided in the European legal sys...
Many religious minorities in Europe have vulnerable employment positions and face higher unemploymen...
Contemporary multicultural issues in Europe raise the question whether the overlap between the non-d...
After a period during which many in the West, especially Europe, expected religion to progressively ...
Starting from framing the principle of non-discrimination and religious freedom in the EU context, t...
This article explores the extent to which the jurisprudence of the European Convention on Human Righ...
This study has caught a legal development in the making. The Court of Justice has, over the last ten...
This Chapter examines the wearing, by individuals, of religious symbols in relation to the right to ...
The author illustrates the normative framework of protection against religious discrimination in Ita...
In this article, I argue that there is no need to provide for reasonable accommodation of religion o...
peer reviewedThis article explores the way in which Belgian law deals with situations where labour l...
This paper considers discrimination in the workplace on the grounds of religion, as a matter of Engl...
In the current context of growing religious diversity and changing labour relations in Europe, relig...
This paper argues that while the CJEU cases of Achbita and Bougnaoui create some consistency with th...
The chapter considers two elements of non-discrimination protection on grounds of religion in employ...
The protection on the ground of religion and belief is explicitly provided in the European legal sys...
Many religious minorities in Europe have vulnerable employment positions and face higher unemploymen...
Contemporary multicultural issues in Europe raise the question whether the overlap between the non-d...
After a period during which many in the West, especially Europe, expected religion to progressively ...
Starting from framing the principle of non-discrimination and religious freedom in the EU context, t...
This article explores the extent to which the jurisprudence of the European Convention on Human Righ...
This study has caught a legal development in the making. The Court of Justice has, over the last ten...
This Chapter examines the wearing, by individuals, of religious symbols in relation to the right to ...
The author illustrates the normative framework of protection against religious discrimination in Ita...
In this article, I argue that there is no need to provide for reasonable accommodation of religion o...
peer reviewedThis article explores the way in which Belgian law deals with situations where labour l...
This paper considers discrimination in the workplace on the grounds of religion, as a matter of Engl...
In the current context of growing religious diversity and changing labour relations in Europe, relig...
This paper argues that while the CJEU cases of Achbita and Bougnaoui create some consistency with th...