Religious Accommodations

religious accommodations: The union of public and parapublic workers SFPQ said for the past six years it has been asking the government to provide ironclad rules about how they should deal with members of the public who want bureaucrats to make religious accommodations, according to CTV. Executives from the union, which represents 42,000 civil servants, said they support the Charter of Quebec Values and Civil servants are glad that, at long last, someone in government is listening to their demands for clear guidelines about making religious accommodations. Lucie Martineau said one particular example is when individuals ask to be served by a man or a woman for religious reasons. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.