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Amazon activists who lobbied against data centers now claim HR interrogated them
Three Amazon employees who pushed Seattle to pause data centers say HR interrogated them. Amazon says it was enforcing the same policy it applies to everyone.
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NDTV
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The Daily Signal
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Blanche pens letter to ICC rejecting court’s claim of jurisdiction over US citizens
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