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Fixing this would be quite possible, if the government had the appetite to do so. Mandate that H1B workers must work in the office of their employer and you rem
by untog 10y ago
Fixing this would be quite possible, if the government had the appetite to do so. Mandate that H1B workers must work in the office of their employer and you remove a large market for outsourcing companies to "rent" employees to others.
It's absurd that these companies are allowed to abuse the program, and also take up as many visas as they do. I know both startups and foreign workers who have attempted to use H1B to work in the company but been denied because there aren't enough available.
- tn13 10y agoThis makes H1B worker more restricted who is already screwed up pretty bad. Government can not track where people work. Can the person work from home ? Can the X Inc. rent out their 4 cubicles to Infosys? The obvious solution for H1B is to increase the cap from 85K to 200K or so while giving instant green-cards to all the pending applicants.