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Instacart Pays $5 Million to Settle Anti-US Worker Bias Claims

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Instacart to pay $5 million to settle claims of discrimination against US workers

Instacart's parent company Maplebear agreed to pay $5 million to resolve a federal investigation by the Department of Justice and Department of Labor into allegations that the grocery delivery firm favored non-American candidates over US workers in its recruitment and hiring practices, particularly in roles linked to H-1B visas and green card sponsorship.

Oct 20, 2026·7 sourcesImmigrationCivil rightsU.S. skills-based & employment-based immigrationU.S. jobs & labor marketsU.S. Legal immigration pathwaysFederal agenciesLabor policyInvestigations
Instacart to pay $5 million to settle claims of discrimination against US workers
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