26Aug
New York State Prohibits Discrimination Based on Religious Attire and Facial Hair
Adding to the list of updates for employers in New York state, a recently-signed bill expressly prohibits employment discrimination based on religious attire and facial hair. The bill adds another amendment to the New York State Human Rights Law....
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Harris Beach PLLC
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