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Kroger Company sued by EEOC for religious discrimination
September 17, 2020
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CWN Editor's Note: A Kroger store in Arkansas “violated federal law when it fired two employees who asked for a religious accommodation to avoid wearing an emblem they believed contradicted their religious beliefs,” the EEOC said in a lawsuit. “The women believed the emblem endorsed LGBTQ values and that wearing it would violate their religious beliefs.”
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