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Three Muslim Employees Describe Hostile Work Environment at Amazon in Federal Discrimination Suit

A trio of Amazon employees in Minnesota claims the company perpetuates a hostile work environment for Muslim employees in a complaint filed with the EEOC.

UPS Agrees to Pay $4.9 Million to Settle Religious Discrimination Claims

UPS has agreed to payments and new training procedures to settle claims brought by the EEOC that the company discriminated against employees by failing to accommodate hair length required by their religious beliefs.

EEOC Sues Tennessee Hospital over Employee’s Religious Objection to Flu Shot Requirement

The EEOC has routinely held hospital-employers accountable for refusing to accommodate an employee’s religious objection to flu vaccination requirements. A new case involves a Tennessee hospital accused of declining a previously granted accommodation.

EEOC Files Religious Discrimination Suit Against Walmart

“Walmart still needs to learn” that employers should seek to accommodate scheduling requests based on an employee’s religious requirements, according to the EEOC in announcing a new discrimination suit.

Jury Awards $5.1 Million in Employment Religious Discrimination Case

A large jury verdict in New York sends a strong message: employees should not be required to choose between having a job and engaging in religious practices that align with their conscience.

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