Nashville – Greenwood Village Medical company sued for religious discrimination

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Greenwood Village Medical company sued for religious discrimination American medical response, a provider of Greenwood and subsidiary of envision healthcare, based in Nashville, violated federal law by refusing to provide religious accommodation to an employee, the equal employment opportunity commission in a lawsuit filed Last week.

According to the lawsuit, an employee of the Memphis installation of the company, a Jehovah's Witness, asked for Sundays to worship. Amr initially welcomed the request, but after seven months informed the employee that he was not obliged to provide him with religious accommodation.

Amr finally fired the employee, apparently for receiving two "Non-call / Non-shows" in a period of 12 months, and for a safety belt violation. Eeoc contends that amr illegally downloaded the employee because of his religion and in retaliation.

Such conduct violates the Civil Rights Act 1964., the filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court after dealing first with an agreement. The requests an interim measure prohibiting amr from discriminating against employees on the basis of their religion, as well as late, compensatory and punitive payments.

"employers are obliged by law to provide their employees with reasonable religious accommodation", said Katharine w. Kores, District Director of the office in Memphis. " Moreover, only a bad situation worsens if an employee is punished for making such requests. Those who do not comply with these legal requirements, which are also simple common sense, are open to potential disputes and must be prepared to suffer the legal consequences of their illegal actions ".

http://www.villagerpublishing.com/90537/news/greenwood-village-medical-company-sued-for-religious-discrimination/

[David Normand]

This sort of case could have been brought by anybody. Interesting that it took a Jehovah's Witnesses to make a case for that. One would have thought that there would have been other religious minded folks who wanted to take some time off on Sunday to worship. 

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4 hours ago, David Normand said:

This sort of case could have been brought by anybody. Interesting that it took a Jehovah's Witnesses to make a case for that. One would have thought that there would have been other religious minded folks who wanted to take some time off on Sunday to worship. 

@David Normand

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