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NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT RULES THAT CATHOLIC SCHOOL HAD THE LEGAL RIGHT TO DISCHARGE AN UNMARRIED TEACHER BECAUSE SHE BECAME PREGNANT AFTER ENGAGING IN PREMARTIAL SEX.

Can a Catholic Church which owns and operates a religious parochial school discharge one of its unmarried teachers because she became pregnant in violation of the Catholic Church’s teachings and her employment contract which both forbade engaging in premarital sex?  In Crisitello v. St. Theresa School, 2023 N.J. LEXIS 847…

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NEW JERSEY COURT FINDS PREGNANT WORKERS ARE ENTITLED TO TEMPORARY LIGHT-DUTY ASSIGNMENTS AS A FORM OF REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION

In 2014, the New Jersey Pregnant Workers’ Fairness Act (“NJPWFA”) was signed into law to strengthen protections afforded pregnant employees. Under the NJPWFA, employers must provide pregnant workers reasonable accommodations that would allow them to continue working in their positions. The NJPWFA forbids employers from treating pregnant workers in a…

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