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Tuesday, August 06, 2019
EEOC Wins Settlement For Jehovah's Witness Employee
In a July 31 press release, the EEOC announced that American Medical Response of Tennessee, Inc., a medical transportation service company, has settled a religious discrimination lawsuit filed against it by the EEOC. The company will pay $40,000 in damages for refusing to continue accommodating a Jehovah's Witness employee's request for Sundays off for worship. The company also entered a 2-year consent decree requiring it to develop a religious accommodation policy and train its employees regarding Title VII.
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