The Justice Department has announced a $3.2 million settlement with OpenAI for allegedly discriminating against American workers in its hiring practices.
Investigations found OpenAI favored visa holders over U.S. workers for high-paying tech jobs.
The company did not follow standard practices for job postings and required paper applications only for certain positions.
OpenAI also advertised some jobs at inconvenient times, discouraging U.S. applicants.
The settlement includes $1.2 million in fines and a $2 million fund for affected American workers.
The case is part of a broader initiative to enforce non-discrimination against U.S. workers in favor of foreign visa holders.
This settlement highlights the Justice Department's commitment to ensuring fair opportunities for American workers in competitive job markets, particularly in the tech industry.
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