Your company probably put up a Christmas tree to brighten the workplace during the holiday season. And it is also possible that an employee suggested it might be nice to put up other symbols of the season, such as a menorah. If you rejected that suggestion, should you worry that you’ll be ringing in the New Year with a religious discrimination lawsuit?
Yes to Christmas tree and no to menorah does not religious discrimination make
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