Religion In The Workplace
Can any type employer require you to attend any type religious gathering or service for any reason?
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Read More Answered By: Charles Aspinwall |
Re: Religion In The Workplace Attending religious services for a religious employer, e.g. the Catholic church, might pass constitutional muster. Any other employer may not constitutionally make such attendance a requirement of employment. Consult the Equal Employmnent Opportunity folks in your area for further clarification. |
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