In a rare 9–0 decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has completely rewritten the rules for how employers handle religious requests. The justices sided with Gerald Groff, a Pennsylvania mail carrier who quit after being forced to work Sundays, ruling that the Postal Service violated his rights under federal law.
The Court struck down a decades-old standard that let companies deny faith-based accommodations over “minimal” costs. Continues…
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