EEOC Files Two Religious Accommodation Suits

Oct 6, 2017 | Politics & Government | 0 comments

On Wednesday the EEOC announced the filing of two separate religious discrimination lawsuits.  One suit (press release) was brought against the Sacramento, California-based supermarket chain Raley’s for refusing to continue accommodating the religious needs of a Jehovah’s Witness employee. The employee was fired after insisting that she needed to attend religious meetings on Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons.In a second suit (press release), the EEOC sued  the Florida-based Publix Supermarket chain for refusing to accommodate a Ratafarian new hire’s religious need to wear his hair in dreadlocks.

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