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An Apple employee sued the Big Tech giant on Monday for its allegedly harmful workplace policies, claiming that they restrict free speech, violate privacy rights and unlawfully claw back workers' wages.
December 04, 2024 at 09:56 AM
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An Apple employee sued the Big Tech giant on Monday for its allegedly harmful workplace policies, claiming that they suppress free speech, intrude on privacy rights and unlawfully claw back workers’ wages in violation of California labor laws.
Outten & Golden and Baker Dolinko & Schwartz filed the complaint on behalf of the plaintiff, Amar Bhakta, against Apple on Dec. 2 in Santa Clara County Superior Court in California.
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