Green Card jobs: Food delivery company Instacart agrees to pay $5 million penalty for discriminating against Americans
- Instacart has to pay $5 million for settlement of the allegations that they preferred visa holders for jobs over Americans.
- US and Canada's food delivery company Instacart agreed to pay $5 million for a settlement after it was accused of discriminating against American workers by the Department of Justice and the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
- According to Justice Department, Instacart discriminated against US and American workers based on citizenship status and national origin in their hiring and recruitment practices.
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- Instacart has to pay $5 million for settlement of the allegations that they preferred visa holders for jobs over Americans.
- US and Canada's food delivery company Instacart agreed to pay $5 million for a settlement after it was accused of discriminating against American workers by the Department of Justice and the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
- According to Justice Department, Instacart discriminated against US and American workers based on citizenship status and national origin in their hiring and recruitment practices.
Sources: Times of India