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Chick-fil-A franchisee sued by US government for religious discrimination
A franchisee of the fast-food restaurant is accused of refusing an employee time off to observe the Sabbath, which is on Saturday in her Christian church.
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A franchisee of the fast-food restaurant is accused of refusing an employee time off to observe the Sabbath, which is on Saturday in her Christian church.
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According to BBC News’s linked item, Chick-fil-A franchisee sued by US government for religious discrimination, A franchisee of the fast-food restaurant is accused of refusing an employee time off to observe the Sabbath, which is on Saturday in her Christian church.
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