The Decision of the U

Multiple Choice

The decision of the U..Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Webb v.City of Philadelphia, in which Officer Webb filed a complaint of religious discrimination under Title VII with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission and the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, stated that:

A) ​uniform requirements were crucial to the safety of officers.
B) ​an accommodation would cause an undue hardship on the employees.
C) ​the strict enforcement of Directive 78 was not essential to the values of impartiality, religious neutrality and uniformity.
D) ​some employees may find a co-worker's exercise of his or her religious beliefs offensive.