Religion increasingly the butt of jokes in British workplaces, poll finds

‘Religion is increasingly subject to workplace jokes as gender-based humor has become taboo, according to a study by pollsters ComRes.
Up to 1 million workers have been mocked for their beliefs in their place of employment, according to polling data.
The study suggested that many believers were victims of “lower-level exclusion” because they did not deem the mocking serious enough to report.
Some people told us they felt uncomfortable about mentioning that they pray,” Katie Harrison, head of the ComRes Faith Research Centre, told the Telegraph.’
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