Washington, April 9 – The US Justice Department has reached a $313,420 settlement with a New Jersey-based technology services firm after finding that its recruiters used job advertisements that discouraged American workers and favored foreign visa holders.The Civil Rights Division said...
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Washington, February 27 Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told lawmakers that she had no information about Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes and did not recall ever meeting the disgraced financier, as she testified privately before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.“I had...
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