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    Default Re: Are employers required to give Muslims prayer breaks?

    It is called flexible working.
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    Default Re: Are employers required to give Muslims prayer breaks?

    Certainly in the UK they are entitled to ask and also have an appropriate place to prey.

    If society recognises religion, then rightly they should be allowed to do so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Britkid View Post
    Certainly in the UK they are entitled to ask and also have an appropriate place to prey.

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    Default Re: Are employers required to give Muslims prayer breaks?

    I dont know,do they have to work overtime to balance out there time taken off to pray?

    I used to let my laborer out for prayers but there was no exact time shift, we'd work out onsite till the job was finished so it all worked out anyway from us both being chill about time.
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