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The potential flip side of this is why aren't visa workers being paid market value. Are they held back so much by employer's biases that they can't reliably com
by andscoop 8y ago
The potential flip side of this is why aren't visa workers being paid market value. Are they held back so much by employer's biases that they can't reliably compete for a fair salary on the open market?
- conanbatt 8y agoMobility is the number one reason. The second one is legal expenses: the employee does not pay them directly, but does so indirectly. A visa application can cost up to 10k, and also you have a 40% chance it doesnt go through, which means its way more expensive. Also, what is market value and fair? Does the immigrant have a thick accent? A slighlty incompatible culture? A lower quality education?