Both the secular welfare workers and the minimum qualification were policy-on-the-run in response to criticism from the ombudsman about proselytising and unqualified personnel.
Schools will lose the option of appointing secular social workers under the national school chaplaincy program, for which the Abbott government has found an extra $245m in budget funding.
A pro-government journalist, a film-maker, a secular aid worker, a pro-rebel activist and a nurse tell us how they became part of the uprising as women.
Many participants claimed that Islamists within Turkish organizations are currently attacking the beliefs and identity of their secular co-workers, or socially isolating them at work in order to demean their cultural position.
As in Northern Ireland, the unions in Iraq are secular, bringing together workers from all the ethnic and religious groups.
They were later joined by Communists and members of the Bund, a secular, socialist Jewish workers' movement, which called for national-cultural autonomy for Jews within a Polish state.
While Cruz is drawing his backing from a conventional base of white evangelicals and Tea Party supporters in Iowa, Trump is amassing a more unusual coalition including secular, blue-collar workers and others who may not traditionally align with the GOP.
In "The Evil," he is stuck in the basement of an old, spooky house and would never get out without the help of some well-meaning social workers (secular humanists!) who move in.
A secular priesthood of social workers snatch children from "elitist" parents (though that scandal, he later discovers, turns out to be not what it seems).Flushed with success, he abandons small-town Sweden (and his first wife and child) for the delights of London.
(Baldwin's stepfather, a street preacher and a factory worker, forbade secular music in the house; presumably he considered movies similarly evil).
