Halloween in the Workplace: Religious Accommodations, Parties and More

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Halloween is Saturday, which means pumpkins, costumes, candy and office celebrations may start appearing in workplaces, but not every employee celebrates Halloween. Some may have religious or other beliefs that affect whether they participate in Halloween activities. As employers plan workplace celebrations and prepare for the fall and winter holiday season, here are some things to consider about Halloween and other holiday parties, potlucks and office decorations, including when employees request religious accommodations.

Halloween and Religious Accommodation

Halloween is often treated as a secular holiday, but employees may have sincerely held

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