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how best can you coordinate workers of up to five hundred from different religion and race with a reasonable down time or lost time injury?

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Asked By: berg67 |

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Religion and race shud not come into factor. that would be discrimination.I would make certain consideration for gender for females for pregnancy etc but all need to be treated equally and with dignity. Workers are pillars for the product production.I would honor the public holidays for all religions.

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Thursday, August 28, 2008

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What religion can you learn science from?

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With due respect to all the religions, it is very difficult to say what religion teaches you science. All religion have something to say which may coincides with the morden day science or formes a base for the the morden day science to carry forward their sientific work. But having said that science unlike religion is progessive in nature. It does not end with one discovery made or one invention done, it moves ahead to another. Religion is a profound term and may vary from person to person but science on other hand is universal.

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Tuesday, October 16, 2007