By Bruce Atkins | Published December 31, 2024 | Posted in Discrimination | Tagged Tags: NJLAD, religious discrimination, Undue Hardship | Comments Off on Disputing Employers’ “Undue Hardship” Claims in Religious Accommodation Cases
New Jersey law prohibits employers from discriminating based on an employee’s religion. Employers must make reasonable accommodations for an employee’s religious observance or practice unless the employer can demonstrate that doing so would result in an undue hardship to the operation of their business. This provision is meant to balance the rights of employees to Read More
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