Eeoc Religious Exemption Denial

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Employers in Arizona must reasonably accommodate religious practices unless it causes undue hardship. If you believe the undue hardship claim is untrue, gather evidence and consider contacting an employment attorney. Filing a charge with the EEOC is a crucial step. Keep all correspondences with your employer for your case.

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Eeoc religious exemption denial and firing
Hello ****, I understand you're dealing with an EEOC religious exemption denial and termination.
In Arizona, employers are required to reasonably accommodate their employees' religious practices unless it causes undue hardship.
- Did your employer provide a reason for the exemption denial and termination?
Assuming undue hardship but thats untrue
Hello ****, if you believe the undue hardship is untrue, it's crucial to gather all relevant evidence. Did you receive any written documentation regarding your termination and the reason for your religious exemption denial?
No only that it was denied
Hello ****, lack of documentation makes it a bit more challenging, but not impossible. You have the right to file a charge with the EEOC. Let's consider contacting an employment attorney for advice.
Already in process
That's a good step, ****. It's important that your rights are protected. Meanwhile, keep all correspondences with your employer. This will be useful in your case. Anything else you need assistance with?
Thank you for time goodbye
You're welcome, ****. Don't hesitate to reach out if you have more questions in the future. Good luck with your case!