A group of 30 US Muslims who quit their jobs at a Sunwanee electronics plant near Atlanta, Georgia because their boss wouldn't let them pray went back to work on December 1. In an agreement announced by a Solectron official on November 30 ...

Solectron officials agreed to schedule work breaks to accommodate the Muslims, who need a five-minute break to pray at sunset. Solectron also set aside special rooms where the Muslims can pray and restrooms where they can have ablution. The settlement was brokered by the Washington-based Council on  American-Islamic Relations.