Anonymous wrote:H-1B visas and prevailing wage levels
A majority of H-1B employers—including major U.S. tech firms—use the program to pay migrant workers well below market wages
https://www.epi.org/publication/h-1b-visas-and-prevailing-wage-levels/
Anonymous wrote:I don’t care, do you?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:lol maybe Americans should focus on academic excellence. Then maybe these jobs can be ours. But we whine about cost of college. Then we say it is on for the elite. Then we crap on the people that do take a chance and take out all these loans to have the potential opportunity to get ahead.
The market for CS and programmers is over-saturated. New graduates are having a hard time. Any company hiring H1-B visa holders now is doing it solely to undermine wages. There's plenty of domestic talent for most positions in that field.
Anonymous wrote:Just hear minding my own black business
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in a software company with a bunch of H 1 b visa holders. They were completely exploited. Americans should be against more H 1 B workers because of exploitation. American companies want cheap labor to exploit.
Is the company Accenture? lol...wait maybe Northrop G, not Leidos eh, I could go on and on.
Anonymous wrote:It’s kind of cool to see the implosion get an early start. There will be many more with that many crazies in one boat.
Anonymous wrote:Stop complaining. This is what you voted for.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I worked in a software company with a bunch of H 1 b visa holders. They were completely exploited. Americans should be against more H 1 B workers because of exploitation. American companies want cheap labor to exploit.
that's capitalism. MAGA
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