Sometimes Hobby Lobby offers free shipping deals (typically around the holidays), but those are very rare to find. If you want free shipping, you will have to pay almost $60 online which may not be the most ideal option. In fact, you will be losing money because you have to pay shipping costs. Hobby Lobby prices are the same online as they are in person, so shopping online isn’t going to save you anything.

Never shop online (only if free shipping is available) A little math may be needed, but it truly is a sneaky hack. That way, you can use your 40% coupon if the original on-sale item is less than 40%. Well, if an item is on sale, ask them to ring it up to the full price. Sounds weird right? You may be thinking I’m trying to save money, not get the full price. If you are a Hobby Lobby employee, you can qualify for a 15% discount instead of 10%. You will need to provide proof to get the discount, such as a check or credit card, but this is an amazing way to save money especially for bulk orders.

Ultimately, she was fired for 'job abandonment,' according to the lawsuit. The EEOC is seeking back pay, punitive damages, and reinstatement of the terminated employee.Whether you are part of a church, a schoolteacher, or a charitable organization, Hobby Lobby offers a 10% coupon for you to use in-store. When she returned with the dog and a renewed request for accommodations, her manager sent her home, local news reports. took a week off from work to finish her service dog training in late October 2020. 'Employers must not reject service animals, or any other reasonable accommodation, based on stereotypes or assumptions regarding the safety or effectiveness of the accommodation.'Īfter her request was denied, S.C. 'Service animals assist people with many types of disabilities – from vision and mobility impairments to seizure disorders and mental health conditions – to live and work independently,' David Davis, acting director of the EEOC's St Louis District Office said in a statement.

Although Hobby Lobby permits customers' service animals in stores, it was concerned that 'a coworker or customer might be allergic to or trip over the dog, or the dog might break something,' according to a press release from the EEOC.

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