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18 March 2014

Customer Balks At Your Employee's Religious Expression? Tough Luck, Says The EEOC

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Reed Smith

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Amanda Haverstick and Tsedey Bogale wrote a new article on Forbes.com discussing the recently issued EEOC Fact Sheet and Question-and-Answer Guide.
United States Employment and HR
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Amanda Haverstick and Tsedey Bogale wrote a new article on Forbes.com discussing the recently issued Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) Fact Sheet and Question-and-Answer Guide (the Guides). In the Guides, the EEOC reinforces its long-held, hard stance on employers' duty to accommodate employee religious expression and appearance in the workplace.

To read the full article, please visit forbes.com.

This article is presented for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice.

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18 March 2014

Customer Balks At Your Employee's Religious Expression? Tough Luck, Says The EEOC

United States Employment and HR

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