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Gerald Groff worked for seven years for the U.S. Postal Service, but it became a struggle to get his employer to accommodate his observance of Sundays for worship and rest in accordance with his evangelical Christian beliefs.
He was forced to resign in 2019 when the USPS office at Holtwood, Pennsylvania, told him that he would have to work on Sundays because of its obligation to deliver packages for Amazon. He filed a federal lawsuit, but lower courts ruled against him.