Dispute over religious rights hits Dell
This is an interesting case that is going on right now in Nashville regarding Dell, which is building a factory in Winston-Salem right now.
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It is fine to acknowledge one's religious beliefs and allow the practices thereof, but most Americans have been forced to give in on their beliefs by working on the Sabbath and selling items their religions prohibit the use of just so they can keep their jobs. To give in on the Muslim issue will set the precedent of businesses not forcing other workers to do things against their beliefs such as working on Saturday for the Jewish faith or Sunday for Christians. Wouldn't it be great not to have to fight traffic around Walmart and all the other shopping malls!!!
Posted on March 27, 2005 1:57 PM