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Network of Pharmacies Is Condemned to Pay R $ 9,000 for Employee Who Became Adventist After Hiring; She Accused Company of Violating Belief About Saturday

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Justice of the Labor recognized the right of the Adventist worker to adapt her journey for reasons of belief; company also failed in compulsory deposits The post Pharmacy Network is condemned to pay R $ 9 thousand for employee who became Adventist after hiring; she accused company of violating belief about Saturday appeared first in ND More

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Network of Pharmacies Is Condemned to Pay R $ 9,000 for Employee Who Became Adventist After Hiring; She Accused Company of Violating Belief About Saturday

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