In Kaite v. Altoona Student Transportation, Inc., (WD PA, Oct. 30, 2017), a Pennsylvania federal district court allowed a school bus driver to proceed with her religious discrimination and retaliation claims against her employer. A newly enacted state law required the driver to undergo a background check, including fingerprinting. According to the court, plaintiff, a devout Christian, sought an accommodation because of her belief that fingerprinting is the
Bus Driver Can Move Ahead With Religious Objection To Fingerprinting
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