Aurora Pro Services News Today

In North Carolina, Aurora Pro Services — a home repair company — has had a policy of requiring employees to participate in Christian prayer services. Two ex-employees, atheist John McGaha and agnostic Mackenzie Saunders, were fired after declining to participate. And they filed a civil discriminatio...

Aug. 8—GREENSBORO — A Triad company, whose workers said they had to participate in company-led prayer sessions as a condition of employment, will pay $50,000 to settle a federal lawsuit.

Prayer meetings held at the home services and repair company sometimes lasted 45 minutes.

Prayer meetings held at the home services and repair company sometimes lasted 45 minutes.

Every day, employees at Aurora Pro Services, a North Carolina home-repair company, would gather for a mandatory prayer meeting, according to a federal complaint. They stood in a circle while

(RNS) — The two workers declined to participate in a daily prayer circle as the company owner read from Scripture.

Settles Federal Charges Company Fired Employees for Refusing to Participate in Mandatory Prayer Meetings - GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Aurora Renovations and Developments, LLC,...

Aurora Pro services owner seen on tik tok video firing an employee for not attending a prayer session

A residential home service and repair company in Greensboro, N.C., reached a $50,000 settlement with EEOC to resolve accusations it fired two workers because they didn’t want to attend daily, employer-led Christian prayer meetings, according to the agency Wednesday.

Human Resources and Workforce Management News