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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m still struggling to adjust.  Anyone else? [/quote]

Yes. I've hit a wall and I'm going to submit a religious accommodation request. [/quote]

What religious accommodation request would allow you to work from home??[/quote]

I think the answer has to be "none of your business" - people's religion and how they celebrate it needs to be off-limits if agencies are authorized to accommodate. They don't get to be all in the details. [/quote]

Well, I personally would like to know. I’m Catholic- can I WFH in Good Friday in order to attend services? I was previously attending morning weekday mass a couple days per week too and I can’t since RTO.

But it seems kinda nuts if I could WFH to attend mass but not a doctors appt.  Maybe I could schedule appts the same days I attend mass- is that an acceptable workaround you think?[/quote]

The point is, they don't need to know that you're catholic and attending mass. You could be pastafarian and you need to break all your spaghetti at that time, while the Italian national anthem plays. Religion is private. That's why I'm here to see how this one plays out. I.e., some religions get preferences over another or if people have to divulge this very private information. Gonna be interesting. [/quote]

Religion is not private if you’re requesting an accommodation. You have to justify your request and explain the reason. If you ask actual religious people who have had to request accommodations you’d know it’s not as easy as you are implying, and they are not always granted. [/quote]

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