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Joe has been driving for Canada Post for many decades and says there is no real remedy for the summer heat. Even though his employer tells him to drink

Rises, so does the danger. so far this year, at least 13 deaths are tied to the extreme heat across the state. including a 66-year-old postal worker in dallas, a 24 year old construction worker in san antonio, and a 35 year old worker in martial. their deaths are drawing attention to a law signed by greg abbott, taking effect september 1st. it is nicknamed the death star bill barring local communities from enacting certain laws that contradict state law. for example, dallas and austin mandate construction workers receive regular breaks in the texas heat. but since protections are not in a stat...

Designer who was not, the court said could not be restricted -- could not be forced to do something she didn't believe in. that, religious liberty seems to be a big theme of this court too in the cases that it's taken up and decided. >> it has been although the graphic designer case was purely a speech case. it was not about whether the religious objection was sincere or can you get a religious exemption from anti-discrimination laws. it was purely about the expressive activity, the fact that her objection was based on religion was of no moment. neither side said that was important one way or ...

The court made clear that employers should accommodate employees’ religious accommodation requests unless they result in substantial increased costs.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday issued a decision in a case involving a former Lancaster County mail carrier who was fighting to have Sundays off for religious reasons.