A federal appeals court vacated a lower court’s ruling in favor of an employee seeking religious exemption from a vaccine mandate, clarifying that employees must demonstrate both a genuine need for accommodation and employer bias against providing it. This decision underscores the importance for employers to ensure they have sufficient evidence to evaluate the sincerity of religious claims before denying accommodations, impacting how HR handles such requests moving forward.
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