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United States Supreme Court May Reconsider Standard For Religious Accommodations

Baker Donelson | | Return|
For more than 20 years, employers who are asked by an employee for a religious accommodation, in order to deny the request, literally need only demonstrate a de minimis burden on their operations. This standard was adopted by the United States...
By: Baker Donelson
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/united-states-supreme-court-may-31173/

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