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Apple agrees to $25 million settlement with US over hiring of immigrants, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Apple agrees to $25 million settlement with US over hiring of immigrants, ET Telecom

The settlement is the largest ever for the Justice Department involving claims of discrimination based on citizenship, the agency said. It requires Apple to pay $6.75 million in civil penalties and $18.25 million to an unspecified number of affected workers.

Apple Intimidates Workers Who Dare to Leave, Alleges Startup Rivos - Vimarsana News

Apple Intimidates Workers Who Dare to Leave, Alleges Startup Rivos

Chip startup Rivos is countersuing Apple Inc., claiming the tech giant forces employees to sign restrictive agreements that prevent them from working elsewhere and stifle up-and-coming companies that hire its staff.

Source: ndtv.com
Apple store workers want shoppers to be able to tip them | Personal Finance | Finance - Vimarsana News

Apple store workers want shoppers to be able to tip them | Personal Finance | Finance

Employees at Apple's first unionized location have come together as the Coalition of Organized Retail Employees (CORE), with one proposal being a 'little controversial' tipping system.

Now, Apple workers in Australia will go on strike during Christmas - Vimarsana News

Now, Apple workers in Australia will go on strike during Christmas

Striking workers will walk out of Apple's retail outlets nationwide at 3 pm local time on December 23 and won't be working on Christmas Eve

Apple workers unhappy over company's return-to-office plan, launch petition - Vimarsana News

Apple workers unhappy over company's return-to-office plan, launch petition

A week ago, Apple CEO Tim Cook had reportedly issued a notification that the workers in the San Francisco Bay Area are expected to report to the office at least three days a week from September 5.