Employees fired for not joining Christian prayer
Two employees of a North Carolina-based company allege that they were fired after refusing to participate in the company's daily Christian prayer meetings which they said went against their religious beliefs. As a result, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed a lawsuit against the c ...
Ex-Lexington Police Officer alleges discriminations due to disability
Former Lexington cop Aaron Kidd has sued the Department of Criminal Justice Training for firing him from his position as a trainer. ...
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