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Is religion off-limits on the job? What the law says may surprise you.
11/11/2019 06:39:14 PM
Peggy Fletcher Stack
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The biggest frustration for Jews in the Beehive State is getting off for Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashana, says Rabbi Sam Spector of Utah’s Congregation Kol Ami.
Christmas is a federal holiday, the rabbi says, when most workers get a day off, but it is not a holiday Jews observe because they are not Christians.
For their holidays, many of his congregants have to use vacation time.
“Every year, I have to write letters to employers, begging them to allow our people to have the time off,” Spector says, “and explaining the religious significance.”
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