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Religious Accommodation

Can anyone comment on whether WF is granting religious accommodations for covid? Please share any details.

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Which party has those pesky right to work states in place?

Oh boy, that’s a bigly problem for so many ‘freedoms’.

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Post ID: @2mmf+1elGeZS9

You will be tested. Religious accomodation no problem. You will get tested. Don’t like it your accomodation is an unemployment check. Right to Work States. You don’t have to return to work you just find a new job that appreciates your religious exception.

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Post ID: @1ala+1elGeZS9

Lmao at sky daddy.

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Post ID: @hqv+1elGeZS9

Ignore the heathens. Yes they are. Submit via Accommodations Portal

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Post ID: @jbh+1elGeZS9

My religion says I can’t be around people that don’t have the brains to get vaccinated and protect public health. So I guess I don’t have to return to the office.

Amazing the lengths people go to avoid doing what’s right for society. But it’s a me, me, me world as the Florida resident taught you, right? 🙄

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Post ID: @lpy+1elGeZS9

And just wait till you have to pay for testing....less tithing to jesus i suppose....

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Post ID: @pex+1elGeZS9

Absolutely! To prepare for it, bookmark the section in your holy text that discusses getting injected with vaccines and/or having cotton swabs inserted up your nose.

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Post ID: @zsl+1elGeZS9

Please share how the bible, quran, vishnu's teaching, or any other religious text states that humans should not protect themselves from disease and death, and that anyone's god would want them to suffer and ki-l others by spreading a disease. Then you can lobby for a day off to celebrate your stupidity!

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Post ID: @dux+1elGeZS9

If its due to the whole fetal cell argument, there's a whole bunch of other products you shouldn't use too. Acetaminophen, albuterol, aspirin, ibuprofen, Tylenol, Pepto Bismol, Tums, Lipitor, Senokot, Motrin, Maalox, Ex-Lax, Benadryl, Sudafed, Preparation H, Claritin, Prilosec, and Zoloft are just a few.

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Post ID: @lda+1elGeZS9

If you have a sincerely held religious belief, which prevents you from testing routinely, and/or getting vaccinated, you can request accommodation through the HR Services and Support portal. Your case will be assigned to an ER Consultant. You will be asked questions which are used to determine whether or not your beliefs are sincerely held.

They will ask you specifically what it is in your religious beliefs that prevent you from testing and vaccination. They will also ask about length of time you have had your beliefs, and whether you have received other immunizations as an adult.

I would recommend looking through scriptures, and praying. I also recommend becoming familiar with EEOC guidance (updated 10/25 for Covid), regarding religious accommodations. You should also familiarize yourself with Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

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Post ID: @plm+1elGeZS9

If I come up with an imaginary friend, can I have them tell me to avoid laws and use it as a valid legal excuse?

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Post ID: @gjc+1elGeZS9

Can I ask what’s your religion? Even the pope is vaxed..

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Post ID: @sms+1elGeZS9

What the heck would that be? If you feel like you have a religious reason not to be vaccinated, you get tested. Simple. You don’t get to say that your sky-daddy doesn’t believe Covid exists so you can just ignore it.

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Post ID: @yil+1elGeZS9

The accommodation is that you test twice a week until you are fully vaxxed.

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Post ID: @tee+1elGeZS9

I doubt many have applied for an accomodation yet. Vaccination is not currently required. If that changes, a flood of accomodations will be filed.

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