Justice Department Debunks Silicon Valley’s ‘Worker Shortage’ Claim

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Silicone Valley wants to continue to “Defraud the Wage Earner” in addition to their “taking advantage of the Stranger and Sojourner” they claim to want to help.

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Justice Department Debunks Silicon Valley’s ‘Worker Shortage’ Claim​

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Neil Munro

8 Dec 2020132

9:27

The Justice Department’s discrimination lawsuit against Facebook debunks the Fortune 500’s fraudulent claim that a shortage of American workers forces managers to hire foreign workers, U.S. immigration experts say.

The federal lawsuit says Facebook hid more than 1,000 job advertisements from eager American graduates so U.S.-based managers could pretend the only qualified candidates for the jobs were the company’s temporary foreign workers. The pretense allowed the company to request permanent green cards for the temporary workers . . . .

Justice Department Debunks Silicon Valley's 'Worker Shortage' Claim

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Question:​

What are sins that cry to heaven for vengeance and sins against the Holy Spirit?

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Most Catholics are familiar with the term mortal sin. Mortal sins deprive the soul of grace. They are serious transgressions of God’s law, done freely and deliberately with a clear understanding of what they are. Their result is to deny a soul entrance to heaven.

There are particular mortal sins that are so evil that they are said to be sins that cry to heaven for vengeance: murder (Gn 4:10), sodomy (Gn 18:20-21), oppression of the poor (Ex 2:23), and defrauding workers of their just wages (Jas 5:4).

Sins against the Holy Spirit are mortal sins that harden a soul by its rejection of the Holy Spirit. Six sins are in this category. They are despair, presumption, envy, obstinacy in sin, final impenitence, and deliberate resistance to the known truth.

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