OpenAI has asked contractors to upload real work they have done in previous jobs (actual examples of their work). All you ...

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After health complaints, advocates tested a water sample from the Delaney Hall detention center. The results are safe.

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That refusal triggered unfair labor practice charges with the NLRB. The union alleged Amazon threatened workers to discourage ...