Sunday Labor—and the Fourth Commandment / Civil Rights and Union Membership
Sunday Labor -- and the Fourth Commandment The Grand Rapids Press, December 9, 2002, reports on an instance where an individual, refusing to work on Sunday, was fired from her job. The government filed a lawsuit against the employer, claiming this person's civil rights were violated. The federal government is accusing Meijer Inc. of violating the civil rights of a cake decorator who was fired after refusing to work on a Sunday. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, or EEOC, has filed a...
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