Apple pays $25 million to settle suit over favoring foreign hires and making it so hard for U.S. workers to apply that few or none did for certain jobs ...Middle East

Apple required job seekers to apply via paper mail and didn’t allow electronic submission, as it does for other openings, according to the Department of Justice.

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