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'''August 4, 2026''' β The Justice Department's Civil Rights Division announced a $3.2 million settlement with OpenAI OpCo LLC and its subsidiary Statsig Inc. over allegations that the companies discriminated against U.S. workers during recruitment under the Permanent Labor Certification program.<ref name="doj-release">[https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/civil-rights-division-secures-settlement-openai-discriminating-against-us-workers U.S. Department of Justice, βCivil Rights Division Secures Settlement with OpenAI for Discriminating Against U.S. Workers,β August 4, 2026]</ref><ref name="doj-agreement">[https://www.justice.gov/crt/media/1455621/dl U.S. Department of Justice, settlement agreement with OpenAI OpCo LLC and Statsig Inc., August 4, 2026]</ref> == Contents == # Justice Department settles OpenAI worker-discrimination allegations ---- == Justice Department settles OpenAI worker-discrimination allegations == The department alleged that OpenAI and Statsig violated the Immigration and Nationality Act by preferring workers with temporary employment visas over U.S. workers while recruiting for positions through the PERM process.<ref name="doj-release" /><ref name="doj-agreement" /> The investigation found that OpenAI did not place the PERM positions on its external careers website, required paper applications although other positions allowed electronic applications, and used other recruitment practices that discouraged U.S. workers from applying.<ref name="doj-release" /> Under the settlement, OpenAI will pay $1.2 million in civil penalties and establish a $2 million back-pay fund for affected workers.<ref name="doj-release" /><ref name="doj-agreement" /> The agreement also requires public posting and electronic applications for PERM positions, employee training, revised employment policies, and Justice Department monitoring and reporting.<ref name="doj-release" /><ref name="doj-agreement" /> == References == <references /> [[Category:Federal Regulation]] [[Category:Department of Justice]] [[Category:Employment]] [[Category:Settlements]]
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