Tammy Duryea had worked for Kitsap County for 27 years before being fired in 2021. Duryea claimed a religious exemption to getting a vaccination, as well as a medical exemption due to a past reaction.

Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 requires employers to reasonably accommodate a worker’s religious beliefs, unless doing so would cause an undue hardship. The complaint noted that as an ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A jury has awarded a former CTA employee $425,000 in damages. Kevin McCormick sued after he claimed he has been discriminated against when he was fired after refusing to get the COVID ...

NEW YORK — The jury that is weighing Ghislaine Maxwell's fate has told a judge it is "making progress" in reaching a verdict after four full days of deliberations. Still, Judge Alison J. Nathan made ...

Tammy Duryea, who worked as a district court clerk for 27 years in Kitsap County, Washington, was fired after she refused to get the COVID jab. She applied for both a religious and disability ...

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Craig Renard Gibson faces up to 162 years in prison and $5.25 million fine if convicted on charges of stealing debit cards containing COVID unemployment benefits LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A federal grand ...

Chiaka Stewart’s headache was so painful that emergency responders rushed her to a Brandon free-standing emergency room run ...

ST. LOUIS — Two jury trials scheduled for next week in St. Louis have been postponed after someone who works in the Civil Courts building downtown tested positive for COVID-19. This coming Monday had ...

An aged care provider has been found not guilty of placing residents at risk by not properly training its staff before a deadly COVID-19 outbreak. Heritage Care faced a County Court jury trial after ...