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Court Allows Alaska Airlines Workers' Religious Bias Claims Over LGBTQ Bill Opposition to Proceed
A court ruled that Alaska Airlines must defend against religious bias allegations filed by employees who opposed an LGBTQ bill. The decision requires the airline to address the claims in litigation.
Jun 25, 5:05 PM·1m read1 source
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Alaska Airlines must face religious bias claims brought by workers who opposed an LGBTQ bill, @Reuters reported. The claims center on allegations of religious discrimination tied to the employees' opposition to the legislation. No further details on the bill or the specific incidents were provided in the report.
The ruling means the airline will proceed to defend the case rather than have it dismissed at an early stage.
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