[Always Right]

Doesn't matter, the job is the job. Her employer set the description for her job, it included something legal she wasn't willing to do, therefore since she wasn't willing willing to perform the legally acceptable actions necessary to perform the job as described by the employer she's gone.

It was not the employers policy, it was a decree by the governor, who through an executive order has mandated that pharmacists prescribe birth control/abortion pills. Most Pharmacies allow pharmacists the option, but that option has been denied in Illinois by an order of questionable legality.

[linda_22003]

Why blame Illinois? Or are you saying this pharmacist doesn't even know where she was working?

"Williams, who is a mother of three, lost her job over the issue as of January 1. She filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission of Missouri."

[linda_22003]

So... how is a pharmacist in Missouri subject to the laws of Illinois? I'll await your explanation.