EEO complaint

Postal worker, escorted away by police after clash with supervisor, cannot revive discrimination claims

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September 11, 2026 – By Todd Harrison, J.D. A disagreement concerning overtime escalated into yelling and profanity, resulting in a police call and a two-day unpaid emergency leave for the employee. Affirming a district court’s grant of summary judgment against the Title VII discrimination, retaliation, and hostile work environment claims asserted by a postal carrier, … Read more

Victory for Religious Freedom: USPS Backtracks, Grants Our Client Religious Accommodation To Go to Church on Sunday

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At the ACLJ, we’re celebrating a monumental victory for religious liberty in the workplace! After months of intense legal battle, the United States Postal Service finally agreed to honor our client’s religious convictions by exempting him from Sunday work requirements.