Undue hardship
A) can be measured by comparing profits to number of employees.
B) refers to significant difficulty or expense relative to the attributes of the employer.
C) occurs with accommodations that are between 2 to 5% of revenues.
D) is a common occurrence when providing accommodations.

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Undue hardship refers to significant difficulty or expense for an employer, which is evaluated based on the specific attributes of the employer, such as size, resources, and structure. It is not based on a specific percentage of revenues, nor is it a common occurrence to encounter undue hardship when providing accommodations. It is also not measured solely by comparing profits to the number of employees.

Undue Hardship