The USDA released new guidance on November 20, 2025. This guidance aims to protect religious expression in the federal workplace. It emphasizes the department's commitment to faith and accommodation rights.
The USDA’s new guidance was announced by Secretary Brooke L. Rollins. The guidance was made public in Washington, D.C.
There is no specific hazard associated with this guidance. The USDA aims to ensure a respectful environment for religious expression.
No incidents related to this guidance have been reported. This guidance is proactive rather than reactive.
Employees should familiarize themselves with the new guidance. The full document is available at the USDA website.
For more information, visit the USDA website or contact the department directly through their official channels.
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