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I actually talked about a different subject, namely secondary effects. I argued that the displacement of jobs with H-1B visa holders is greater that the exact n
by rodionos 10y ago
I actually talked about a different subject, namely secondary effects. I argued that the displacement of jobs with H-1B visa holders is greater that the exact number of H-1Bs due to additional pool of H-4 candidates who are now in a better position to compete for new job openings.
- zerr 10y agoAnd I was saying that there is nothing wrong with it. The less bureaucratic hassle for skilled people the better.
- mavelikara 10y ago> due to additional pool of H-4 candidates Counting out H-4 EADs [1], the spouse on H-4 has to apply for an H-1B, go through the lottery, prove his/her qualifications, and only then get a job. So no, being on H-4 does not automatically get one a job. [1] at which point they are only one step away from permanent residency