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These terms govern your use of the americantechworkers.com website (“the Site”), operated by American Tech Workers (“ATW”). By using the Site you agree to these terms. They are intentionally brief.
What this site is
The Site is a public publication. Its primary content is the Declaration by American Technology Workers and supporting material. It is not a service, a product, or a transactional platform. Nothing here is for sale.
You may
- Read, quote, link to, archive, screenshot, print, redistribute, or translate the contents of the Site for any non-commercial purpose, with attribution to American Tech Workers and a link to the original page when practical.
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You may not
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The Declaration discusses legal frameworks — Title VII, the Immigration and Nationality Act, fiduciary doctrines from Delaware corporate law, EEOC guidance, and others. None of this is legal advice. It is commentary on matters of public record and public concern. If you are facing employment discrimination, considering filing a charge with the EEOC, or evaluating a potential employer’s compliance posture, consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
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Changes
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Governing law
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