A memo from the Office of Personnel Management lists examples of "permissible religious expression in the workplace."

The guidance covers employees and supervisors seeking to recruit fellow federal workers to their religion. The Clinton White House issued similar guidelines in 1997, though with more detailed examples and caveats.

Federal workers should not face any punishment for trying to convince colleagues of the “correctness” of their personal religion, according to a new set of policies from the Trump administration. “During a break,

Federal workers can hold prayer circles with members of the public and tell colleagues to rethink their religious beliefs, according to new guidance the Trump administration released on Monday. Civil servants can seek to "persuade others of the correctness of their own religious views,