Utah Bath & Body Works store accused of religious discrimination against Latter-day Saint employee

A store manager says she was fired for not using a transgender employee’s preferred pronouns, because of her religious beliefs.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) A soap display in a closed Bath and Body Works store in 2020. A former manager of the company's Layton store has filed a complaint, claiming religious discrimination after she was fired for not using a transgender employee's preferred pronouns.

Utah Bath & Body Works store accused of religious discrimination against Latter-day Saint employee

A store manager says she was fired for not using a transgender employee’s preferred pronouns, because of her religious beliefs.

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