Spirituality in the Workplace

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By holding Bible Study in his Justice Department office, Attorney General John Ashcroft has called attention to the growth of religious expression on the job. Polls show support for religion-but some discomfort about bringing one's faith to work. Today, we'll talk about religion in the workplace. How much is too much? Does it belong there at all? Newsmaker: Nurses Threaten Strike in Minneapolis: Nursing Shortage Nationwide - The City of Minneapolis, Minnesota is threatened by a nurses strike that could cripple health care delivery. It's indicative of a problem that's spreading across the nation. We talk with Josephine Marcotti, Medical Reporter for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Reporter's Notebook: Peruvian Elections - Alejandro Toledo wears jeans and a headband to campaign rallies and calls himself "a stubborn Indian with a cause." But, while he comes from a village back in the Andes Mountains, he's also an American-trained economist who lives in a flashy suburb. On Sunday, he'll get his third chance to be President of Peru.
By holding Bible Study in his Justice Department office, Attorney General John Ashcroft has called attention to the growth of religious expression on the job. Polls show support for religion-but some discomfort about bringing one's faith to work. Today, we'll talk about religion in the workplace. How much is too much? Does it belong there at all?
  • Newsmaker: Nurses Threaten Strike in Minneapolis: Nursing Shortage Nationwide - The City of Minneapolis, Minnesota is threatened by a nurses strike that could cripple health care delivery. It's indicative of a problem that's spreading across the nation. We talk with Josephine Marcotti, Medical Reporter for the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.
  • Reporter's Notebook: Peruvian Elections - Alejandro Toledo wears jeans and a headband to campaign rallies and calls himself "a stubborn Indian with a cause." But, while he comes from a village back in the Andes Mountains, he's also an American-trained economist who lives in a flashy suburb. On Sunday, he'll get his third chance to be President of Peru.

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Host:

Warren Olney