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Historic NY

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1. Really people sue when they can change their schedules...

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Mon Apr 5, 2021, 11:23 AM

Apr 2021

or swap with another employee. I worked 30+ years in public service I would always swap with a fellow employee and they for me. It took him 4 yrs to sue? Yeah OK...who was putting him up to it.

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Gorsuch, Alito balk as Supreme Court declines to hear case about workplace religious accommodations [View all] DonViejo Apr 2021 OP

Really people sue when they can change their schedules... Historic NY Apr 2021 #1

I'm so tired of these damn religious exemptions and alleged discrimination. RKP5637 Apr 2021 #2

When the plant I worked at went to a 7X24 schedule rurallib Apr 2021 #3

"the justices offered no explanation for their decision not to hear the dispute" Really, Isn't that FSogol Apr 2021 #4

Not always onenote Apr 2021 #8

THIS. Hortensis Apr 2021 #9

Thanks. When you say another one, do you mean one that already is in a lower court or some FSogol Apr 2021 #10

It could be either. Here's what the Supreme Court has said on the subject: onenote Apr 2021 #11

My wife has endured sometimes brutal 24 hour Christmas calls about once every three years... hunter Apr 2021 #5

I don't believe it's anyone's responsibility to Progressive Jones Apr 2021 #6

so if my religion says I should be paid even if I don't come to work...? nt msongs Apr 2021 #7

____ religious exemptions and the horse they rode in on. 48656c6c6f20 Apr 2021 #12

I think they didn't like this case because the company was offering him an accommodation already. Johonny Apr 2021 #13