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This BusinessWeek podcast provides an overview of how the law views the expression of religion in the workplace, balancing the right of freedom of religion with the burdens of an employer. Vitally important in today's religiously-diverse workplace.

Dan Wooldridge / Apr 27 2007
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In Brazil, Crime Still Pays

Lessons Yet To Be Learned

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One Brazilian economist, a leading authority on the economic theories that explain criminal behavior, recently published a book designed to prod Brazilian policy makers to action.

Glenn McMahan / Aug 5 2009
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Jim Hancock » Timothy, I would only suggest this prior condition to your observation: I think the first principle of doing our work as if it were for God—and not merely for management—is that love trumps duty. Not [...] Good Boss | Bad Boss

David » Your raising questions of how these monies should be spent. In the law of Moses, the tithe was used for the "salaries" of the priests and levies, and for the fatherless and the widow. (Deu 26:12) [...] At $347,000 Per Baptism Maybe It’s Time To Rethink Church

Eduardo » Absolutely! This has to stop. Being an optimist, if Gerson's Law became a social and cultural phenomena, then, with the right principles, Brazilians could replicate it, but with a much more inspiring, [...] Gérson's Law: Brazil’s Corruption Catch-22

Vox O'Malley » Good work Geoff, I also particularly like the law of the millstone in Deuteronomy - essentially that such an important artifact for the provision of food within a family could never be taken as security [...] Toward a Biblical Model of Economics

daniel » I did a poor job expressing my thoughts in the previous post and wish to try again: The results of the Josephson Institute survey were shocking. I agree with Jim that the study suggests we have work [...] A Wrench in the Works