Supreme Court Ruling On Contraceptives And Businesses Or Corporations

Ladies, if you are looking for a job, you need to make sure what the business's stance is on birth control! Plus, consider asking your present employer about this Supreme Court ruling and if it will affect you.

Photo: NBC News, By Pete Williams

Due to the Supreme Court's contraceptives ruling, Monday morning, companies now, can take a religious stance. Hobby Lobby made it clear a couple of years ago that they were a religious company. Since they stated their stance, they threatened to stop offering their women employees, contraceptive pills or birth control systems.

Many women consider their child bearing stance private and believe that their employers should cover birth control or include contraceptives, under their company's employee insurance plan. This Supreme Court's ruling is not going to be necessarily the case for all religious companies. Some might not want to take that route.

If women need to have birth control or contraceptives and work at a religious company, they might or might not, have to buy their own pills or birth control system. It depends on what the stance is for each company.