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What must an employer do to accommodate religious practices? Ex-postal worker’s case may decide
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What must an employer do to accommodate religious practices? Ex-postal worker’s case may decide

Employees’ right to practice faith once backed by liberals, but it’s now a conservative cause

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Jan 31, 2023
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The U.S. Supreme Court case of an evangelical postal worker who quit rather than work on Sundays could make it easier for employees nationwide to get their employers to make religious accommodations for them. If the worker wins his case, the ruling likely will apply to religious practices that go far beyond Sun…

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