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Seems like a pretty reasonable measure to increase the minimum salary to $100k since the original stated purpose of the H1B visa was to bring in extraordinary t
by vjfjfjcnf 10y ago
Seems like a pretty reasonable measure to increase the minimum salary to $100k since the original stated purpose of the H1B visa was to bring in extraordinary talent and expertise that couldn't possibly be found in the US. I can't imagine what any sincere, non self-serving arguments against it would be.
- HillaryBriss 10y agoIt seems an argument against this bill is that the salary limit should be more like $125K or $150K. That is to say the criticism is: this bill masquerades as a meaningful reform but won't have much actual impact.
- WillPostForFood 10y agoRight, or it just shifts the problem. Instead of replacing our $100k employee with a $60k H-1B, now we can afford to replace our $140k employee with a $!00k H-1B
- infinite8s 10y agoBut you could have done that before.
- xbmcuser 10y agoYou wont be able to do that if the employee is that good he will get poached for a higher salary.
- cuchoi 10y agoAnd non-profits? Salary is not a measure of talent.
- arunmoezhi 10y agoNon-profits don't have a quota cap.
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- vjfjfjcnf 10y ago>Salary is not a measure of talent. No, but it is a good measure of scarcity. And H1B holders are supposed to have skills that are completely unavailable in the US.