Time Off for Sabbath: An Increasingly Common Cause of EEOC Lawsuits
June 4, 2025
Once again, taking time off to observe the Sabbath is in the news as a hotel employee was refused this accommodation by her employer.
Posts tagged "Religious Freedom"
Man Settles After Fighting for His Right to Wear Religious T-Shirts to Work
June 11, 2025
A company recently settled a lawsuit with a former employee who was terminated for wearing t-shirts with anti-LGBTQ+ messaging.
A Slew of New Church Lawsuits
May 28, 2025
Several new church-related lawsuits have been filed involving everything from the resettlement of refugees to the appointment of new pastors.
Cashier Claims Employer “Ridiculed” the Ten Commandments
May 21, 2025
A cashier in Kansas filed a religious discrimination lawsuit over employee guidelines modeled after the 10 Commandments.
Megachurch Lawsuit Receives DOJ’s Blessing
May 15, 2025
A North Carolina megachurch is suing the county claiming it is being discriminated against due to zoning laws that inhibit its growth.
Latest Religious Lawsuits Target Tech Company and Ohio School Districts
May 9, 2025
Two recent lawsuits against a tech company and Ohio school district offer a glimpse into a new landscape of Christian religious litigation.
Federal Judge Allows ICE to Raid Churches
April 30, 2025
Churches are no longer placed of sanctuary and refuge from ICE (as they previously had been) in Trump's America.
Supreme Court Set to Address Challenge to Colorado’s Ban on Conversion Therapy
March 26, 2025
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal regarding a Colorado law that bans conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ youth.
Religious Parents Unite to Opt-Out of Lessons on Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
March 18, 2025
Religious parents are suing their school district in order to opt their children out of sexual orientation & gender identity education.
New Executive Order Could Cause EEOC to Shift its Focus
March 11, 2025
The Trump Administration has signed an executive order that will pave the way to legalize transgender discrimination.