Trump’s DOJ Exposes How OpenAI Hid High-Paying Jobs From U.S. Workers
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Trump’s DOJ Exposes How OpenAI Hid High-Paying Jobs From U.S. Workers
The Justice Department just slapped OpenAI with a $3.2 million settlement, and honestly, it’s about time someone called out what’s been happening in plain sight across Silicon Valley for years. The company that wants to build artificial general intelligence apparently couldn’t figure out how to hire Americans without breaking the law.
OpenAI got caught red-handed preferring temporary visa holders over American workers for certain high-paying tech positions. We’re not talking about some minor paperwork mix-up. The DOJ found a pattern of deliberate discrimination during the Permanent Labor Certification process, which is supposed to ensure companies make good-faith efforts to hire Americans before sponsoring foreign workers for green cards.
Should tech giants face harsher penalties when they bypass American job seekers?
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