Shayna, a Jewish female, applied for a baker's job with the Golden Crust Bakery. After Shayna was hired, she told her manager at Golden Crust that she could not work on Friday night, because the Jewish Sabbath begins on Friday night. The manager replied that all the other bakers worked on Friday night and if she refused she'd be fired.

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The fact that Shayna informed the manager about her religious practice and the manager refused to accommodate it, suggests a case of religious discrimination. A good employer should try to make an effort to accommodate an employee's religious beliefs, unless it would cause undue hardship to the employer. Shayna should have a claim for religious discrimination in this case.

Shayna, a Jewish Female, Applied for a Baker's Job with the Golden