A civil rights suit filed in Camden, N.J., federal court alleges a former manager of used car dealership CarSense was fired after objecting to the owners’ demands that he participate in Bible study, prayer meetings and other outwardly religious activities in the workplace.
The complaint alleges plaintiff Joseph Haughey was fired from his post as general manager of the CarSense dealership in Mount Holly, N.J., despite having received glowing reviews and having improved profit levels at the dealership.
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