Buffalo Wild Wings Agrees to $47K Settlement After Georgia Woman Denied Server Job for Wearing Long Skirt Tied to Religious Beliefs ​ Blogged by: yallnotgonnadragme #BWW Resources, the parent company of #BuffaloWildWings, has agreed to pay $47,500 to settle a lawsuit claiming a Georgia location rejected a job applicant because of her religious clothing. According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the woman, who follows Pentecostal Christian beliefs and is a member of the Free Holiness church, was denied a server position at the Douglasville restaurant because she wears long skirts as part of her faith. The woman’s daughter, an employee at the restaurant, had introduced her to the general manager at a work event. The manager acknowledged there was an open role but allegedly mocked her religious beliefs and refused to move forward with her application. Despite applying, the woman was never contacted for an interview. When her daughter followed up, an assista...