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Home > News & Seminars > Articles > Dress code, religious beliefs require 'reasonable accommodations' Dress code, religious beliefs require 'reasonable accommodations'
This article originally appeared in the November 12, 2006 edition of Boca Raton News, www.bocanews.com. Reprinted with permission. Many employers adopt dress and appearance codes in connection with their business’ operations. Dress and appearance codes have been objected to and challenged by some employees in court on the grounds that the employer’s policy requires the employee to act in a way that violates the employee’s religious beliefs and practices. In their weekly Boca Raton News column, Hodgson Russ partners Larry Corman and Glenn Rissman discuss issues related to dress and appearance codes. Please click on the PDF link above to view the full article ... |
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