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How do we handle corporate HR policies or restrictions regarding religious discussions?
Our company has strict neutral workspace policies. How do we ensure our lunch meetings remain respectful, voluntary, and compliant without causing tension?
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Honor the Workplace & Walk with Integrity (Colossians 4:5):
- Off-the-Clock Rule: Conduct meetings strictly during personal breaks, lunch hours, or offsite before/after shift.
- Never Use Coercion: Never use supervisory authority to invite direct reports; keep all attendance 100% voluntary.
- Respect & Transparency: If approached by management, politely explain that colleagues are informally reading Proverbs and biblical wisdom during their own personal lunch break.
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