Religious in the workplace can be dangerous to survivors

Religion in the workplace is a health and safety issue.

Religious people need to be trained to take proper action under certain situations as to claim Jesus Christ as responsible or that he will cure, resolve or restore the issue is considered a dangerous response and introduces a high risk situation that can escalate into a collective act of insanity which consumes valuable time and distorts reality for all stake holders therefore all praying must be done outside the workplace.

There is no room for prayers in an emergency situation. Workplace health and safety regulations do not work well with the passive waiting for some significant sign; more so when no formal or validated connection is provided or time estimates to potential signs, knowledge and scope of potential signs is limited to a select few in the religious community and such can be a health hazard in the workplace due to ignorance and other dangers.

Holders of religious beliefs and in particular those who hold with the notion that their god reigns supreme over all other functions of the world are a clear and present danger in the workplace environment. They should never be placed into position of management or authority as there is a highly degree of risk that they will attribute a real world crisis as the result of godly or spiritual conflicts or behaviours or as one of the usual outbursts from their gods due to perceived sleights against their name or one of their ideals. Such individuals should be removed from the crisis area immediately so that science may address the circumstance in a rational and unbiased manner as expeditiously as possible to ensure the greater possibility of success.

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John Brown was born in Yea Victoria 3717 on 27 December, 1948. John grew up in Yea, he went to the Catholic school on The Parade and then a final year at Yea High. He undertook an apprenticeship as a Hand and Machine Compositor/Linotype Mechanic at the local newspaper The Yea Chronicle who recently declined to publish anything on John's story. He left Yea after realising that the proprietor and local policeman Bill Ellisson along with other local Catholics in Yea and surrounds at that time were aware of his abuse and of the rape and abuse of other children in Yea and were aware of the many unreported issues surrounding the murder of Herbert Henry Kemp of ...... read more 1544748705 and more and more and Site Map

Investigation of an unsolved murder in 1962 can no longer be investigated according to police taskforce SANO because a pedophile Catholic clergyman who raped a child at age 8 is now dead. As a result of the dead rapist being unconnected with the murder Victorian police remain clueless.

Later in life John married in Toowoomba only to find that he was related to the then bishop of Toowoomba Bill Morris. Morris was the head of the bishops conference and was the go to person in the country for survivors of childhood sexual abuse by Catholic clergy and yet I was never able to get a time or a conversation with the bishop. I did get conversations or connection with a number of Catholic organisations with varying degrees of weirdness.