The key question: What's considered an "undue hardship" ...
Don’t punish religious principles for non-job-related reasons
Federal law says you must accommodate employees' religious practices or beliefs unless doing so would cause an undue hardship on the employer.
The key question: What's considered an "undue hardship" ...
The key question: What's considered an "undue hardship" ...
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