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Aria and Luxor settle EEOC religious accommodation claims

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Aria and Luxor reached separate settlements with the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission over claims that they denied religious accommodations to employees who did not comply with COVID-19 vaccine mandates. The casinos agreed to train their human resources teams on Title VII accommodation policies, and the EEOC will monitor compliance; neither property admitted fault.

The agreements require both casinos to train HR teams on religious accommodation and leave compliance under EEOC monitoring.

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Story date20 June 202517 September 2025

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