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No Harm, No Claim: When a Religious Accommodation Denial Isn’t Actionable

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ot every denied accommodation becomes a viable lawsuit. Courts are still asking a simple threshold question before a discrimination case goes anywhere.

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;DR: In a recent Eleventh Circuit decision, the court affirmed summary judgment for the employer, holding that a denied religious accommodation does not violate Title VII unless it results in a real, non-speculative change to a term or condition of employment. Where the employee kept working, kept praying,

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