Apple reportedly fires 185 Indian foreign workers over massive scam and the media is silent…

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Posted on 01/07/2025 3:22:27 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum

A massive foreign worker scandal is brewing at Apple. The company reportedly fired nearly 200 Indian employees after uncovering their involvement in a major scam—stealing charitable contributions. And of course, hardly anybody is covering the story.

Typical, right?

Now, the big question is this: are these the “best and brightest” workers we’ve been endlessly told about, ad nauseam?

NO WAY! HAHA, you can't make it up.

185 Apple employees — explicitly Telegu (Indian) — were fired today due to their involvement in a scam related to Apple's matching grants program.

These foreign workers know our system is a convoluted joke. They understand that as long as they’re minorities, these corporations won’t dare question their actions. They’re exploiting our twisted, broken “woke” system and making absolute fools of us in the process.

It turns out the only media really talking about this massive scam and huge blemish on Silicon Valley, is the India press, ironically.

Greatandhra:

Several Telugu employees working at Apple in the Bay Area have reportedly lost their jobs.

Sources suggest that around 185 employees were affected. But why were only Telugus targeted? Well, this is not something related to cost-cutting layoffs.

Some Telugu associations in the USA reportedly misused Apple’s Matching Grants program. These organizations asked Telugu employees at Apple to donate to their nonprofit groups.

Apple, as part of its corporate social responsibility, matched the donations made by employees to the same nonprifit organizations.

However, investigations revealed that the funds donated by employees were being funneled back to them, and the entire scheme was designed to deceive Apple and extract money through matching grants for organizing biannual events.

Apple’s Finance Department noticed irregularities and reported the matter to the IRS. Upon investigation, the IRS uncovered the fraudulent activities.

Following this, Apple reportedly asked the employees involved to either resign on...

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