Facebook Paying Fine To Settle U.S. Suit On Discrimination

The transcript discusses allegations against Facebook for discriminating against US workers by hiring foreigners with special visas for high-paying jobs. The Justice Department has reached a settlement with Facebook, requiring the company to pay up to $9.5 million to eligible victims and nearly $5 million in back pay.

What was Facebook accused of in relation to its hiring practices?

• Paying all workers equally regardless of nationality

• Discriminating against foreign workers

• Hiring only US workers for high-paying jobs

• Discriminating against US workers by hiring foreigners with special visas

Which group was allegedly favored by Facebook in its hiring practices?

• Interns

• Foreigners with special visas

• US citizens

• Part-time workers

What did the Justice Department announce regarding Facebook's settlement?

• Facebook will not pay any compensation

• Facebook will pay up to nine and a half million dollars to eligible victims

• Facebook will only pay fines to the government

• Facebook will increase salaries for all employees

How much is Facebook expected to pay in back pay as part of the settlement?

• Nearly $5 million

• Over $10 million

• Exactly $1 million

• No back pay is required

What is the total amount Facebook is expected to pay to eligible victims and in back pay?

• Over $20 million

• Less than $5 million

• Exactly $10 million

• Up to $14.5 million