Our Lady of Guadalupe School v. Morrissey-Berru
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether the ministerial exception bars a teacher at a Catholic school from suing for age discrimination.
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The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether the ministerial exception bars a teacher at a Catholic school from suing for age discrimination.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear whether the ministerial exception bars a teacher at a Catholic school from suing for employment discriminat…
Government officials may dismiss or refuse to appoint volunteers for statements that would normally receive First Amendment protection if a…
A marriage registrar was discriminated against on grounds of religious beliefs and harassed when required to conduct same-sex civil partners…
Case addressing religious accommodation in employment.
The Department of Justice filed suit alleging Essex County discriminated against a Muslim corrections officer by refusing to accommodate her…
A ministerial exception to statutory employment requirements protects religious organizations' employment decisions regarding their minister…
The ministerial exception bars employment discrimination claims by seminarians against the Catholic Church for overtime wage violations unde…
The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to a UAW policy requiring employees who objected to joining labor unions on religious grounds…