The resolution follows a lawsuit filed by the DOJ in April against the Santa Clara based data company. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon stated the Justice Department will hold accountable employers who fail to conduct good-faith recruitment of American workers, noting the settlement sends a signal to other companies to treat U.S. workers fairly.
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DOJ Bans Cloudera from PERM Program for 2 Years in Worker Suit
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The Department of Justice and Department of Labor reached a settlement with tech firm Cloudera that requires the company to pay $1.4 million in back pay and $600,000 in civil fines. Cloudera will be barred from the PERM foreign worker program for 2 years after federal agencies found the company discriminated against qualified U.S. citizens to prioritize green card sponsorships.
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