Two workers fired for not attending company's prayers, lawsuit says
Two North Carolina workers allege they were fired for not participating in daily company prayer sessions.
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Two North Carolina workers allege they were fired for not participating in daily company prayer sessions.
Two former employees of a company in the United States have have filed a federal lawsuit claiming they were fired for not taking part in daily prayer meetings, NBC News said in a report.
Two former employees of a North Carolina contracting company who say there were fired for refusing to take part in the firm’s daily “cult-like” Christian prayer meetings have filed a federal discrimination lawsuit. John McGaha and Mackenzie Saunders said in a lawsuit filed Monday that the...
John McGaha and Mackenzie Saunders claimed Aurora Pro Services, forced them to engage in prayer meetings, and when they refused, they were eventually fired.
The plaintiffs, one an atheist and the other an agnostic, say the daily prayer meetings went against their respective religious beliefs