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I especially feel for the H-1Bs who were tricked into working for this character. Because they require a sponsor to remain in the US, leaving the company would

I especially feel for the H-1Bs who were tricked into working for this character. Because they require a sponsor to remain in the US, leaving the company would also mean leaving the country and giving up a huge opportunity. Working through an unfamiliar justice system in an attempt to recover their wages is also very risky, especially if they realize the company is broke. I hope some good will come to them but I suspect this will just be a "life experience."

wrong_variable 10y ago
Having being fired and then having to leave the country. The worst part about the thing is how dehumanizing it feels. "Here you have paid taxes for years ! please leave now, we just valued you for your economical output" It made me a stronger individual as a result, I know I am not owned anything. But you still develop an emotional link to your environment after being there for a while.