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Political Islam is waging a war against the West and one theater of that war is the workplace.
Corporates are soft targets for terrorist attacks but aside from the threat of violence they are also easy prey for Islamists deploying nonviolent tactics in pursuit of their goals. The strategy takes the form of systematic demands for the accom
Political Islam is waging a war against the West and one theater of that war is the workplace.
Corporates are soft targets for terrorist attacks but aside from the threat of violence they are also easy prey for Islamists deploying nonviolent tactics in pursuit of their goals. The strategy takes the form of systematic demands for the accommodation of Islamic practices in the workplace and if such accommodations are not granted, accusations of discrimination and lawsuits against employers.
To the quantifiable economic cost of enabling Islamic rituals on the job must be added the intangible cost, less easy to measure but just as serious in terms of damage caused. This is the impact on workforce cohesion, reduced socialization and the emergence of factions. As in Western society in general, there is a risk of division within the corporation and the development of parallel groups in the workforce that will ultimately fracture the organization along religious lines.
Our survey of Western corporates revealed that over 50% had to handle Islam-related workplace issues on an occasional or regular basis. The problems ranged from absenteeism for religious feasts to interference by external religious representatives, collective praying and refusal to work with a female colleague. In the USA and Europe thousands of lawsuits have been filed against employers for alleged discrimination.
While in Europe corporates are gradually overcoming a reluctance to discuss these issues out of fear of accusations of Islamophobia, in the USA the constitutional right to religious freedom has been hijacked by Islamists as an instrument to advance their agenda and stifle debate.
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Forum on Islamic Radicalism and Management was founded in October 2016 by a concerned group of individuals from the corporate, intelligence, security and academic sectors to raise awareness in and provide support to corporations faced with the global threat of political Islam.
We are supported by a network of professionals in areas includ
Forum on Islamic Radicalism and Management was founded in October 2016 by a concerned group of individuals from the corporate, intelligence, security and academic sectors to raise awareness in and provide support to corporations faced with the global threat of political Islam.
We are supported by a network of professionals in areas including Islamic doctrine, human resources, corporate security, law enforcement, national security, intelligence, law and psychometrics.
Mission
Mission
Mission
1. Build a task-force drawn from business, security, law enforcement, civil society and lawmakers to counter political Islam.
2. Organize international conferences on political Islam as it relates to business and management.
3. Develop and disseminate effective responses to the threats to free enterprise, democracy and freedom of expres
1. Build a task-force drawn from business, security, law enforcement, civil society and lawmakers to counter political Islam.
2. Organize international conferences on political Islam as it relates to business and management.
3. Develop and disseminate effective responses to the threats to free enterprise, democracy and freedom of expression posed by the spread of political Islam.
4. Equip corporates with the knowledge and skills required to handle critical workplace issues – demands for religious accommodation, lawfare, detecting and reporting radicalization, workplace security and employee preparedness.