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· 1/21/1993

Jesse L. Cook v. Chrysler Corporation United Automobile Aerospace, Agricultural Implement Workers Local 110

Citations

  • 981 F.2d 336

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a seniority and absenteeism system itself provided reasonable accommodation to a Seventh Day Adventist employee’s religious needs
  • concluding that an employer was not required to accommodate an employee’s schedule by freeing the employee from a seniority-based shift- bidding system combined with a first-come-first-serve procedure for requesting days off
  • holding that hardship need not be quantifiable in economic terms
  • more than de minimis cost to employer makes accommodation an undue hardship

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Judges: Beam, Gibson, Arnold

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