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Instacart Says It Put U.S. Workers First. The Government Says Its Application Process Did the Opposite

Published by Inc. · United States 2 h ago

Instacart will pay $5 million to settle claims that its application process put U.S. workers at a disadvantage, though the company maintains it followed federal law.

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