“I love God,” she told NBC 6 Miami. “No work on Sunday, because Sunday I honor God.”” data-reactid=”33″ type=”text”>For Miami resident Marie Jean Pierre, her devout faith led to a massive payday. NBC 6 reports the Conrad Miami hotel dishwasher was fired in March 2016 after not showing up for six Sunday shifts in a row.
“I love God,” she told NBC 6 Miami. “No work on Sunday, because Sunday I honor God.”” data-reactid=”33″ type=”text”>“I love God,” she told NBC 6 Miami. “No work on Sunday, because Sunday I honor God.”
switch shifts with other workers, but ultimately her attempts to accommodate her employer did not prevent her from being terminated, reports The Miami Herald.
“I love God,” she told NBC 6 Miami. “No work on Sunday, because Sunday I honor God.”” data-reactid=”33″ type=”text”>Losing her job was not the end of it. She filed a lawsuit in 2017 claiming the hotel was violating her religious beliefs. Under the statutes of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, she said the hotel “created a hostile work environment.”
“I love God,” she told NBC 6 Miami. “No work on Sunday, because Sunday I honor God.”” data-reactid=”33″ type=”text”>“This was not about money,” Bruner told NBC 6. “This was about sending a message to other corporations whether big or small.
“I love God,” she told NBC 6 Miami. “No work on Sunday, because Sunday I honor God.”” data-reactid=”33″ type=”text”>However, the hotel disagrees. The Hilton-owned Conrad Miami hotel claimed it did everything possible to make concessions and accommodate Pierre's requested off day. The company will appeal the court's decision in the very near future, the New York Post reports.
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