Instacart to Pay Up to $4M Over Discriminatory Hiring Practices Against Non-Visa Workers

Federal agencies found Instacart required local candidates to apply by mail while allowing electronic applications from employment visa holders, a discriminatory practice. The company will pay up to $4 million in penalties and back pay. This marks a notable enforcement action on hiring discrimination based on immigration status.

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