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Meta Sued for Allegedly Firing Manager Who Refused to Sign an ‘Inaccurate’ Immigration Letter
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Meta sued for allegedly firing manager who refused to sign an ‘inaccurate’ immigration letter
The manager’s “refusal was based on his objectively reasonable and good-faith belief that he should not submit materially inaccurate statements to USCIS,” per a complaint.
Meta Sued Over Assertions That AI Designs Serve 'National Interest'
A manager at Meta alleges that the company fired him after he refused to sign off on a statement for an immigration petition that appeared to misstate his role in the company, The plaintiff alleges that Meta used immigration support as an employment-related benefit and that its allocation was not governed by neutral, consistently applied criteria unrelated to national origin, ancestry, race or ethnic identity.
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