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Most employment doesn't have a planned end point though
by TheSoftwareGuy 8y ago
Most employment doesn't have a planned end point though
- dwater 8y agoMost visas do though, so it could be worked out.
- maxxxxx 8y agoWhy do you need a planned endpoint?
- Goronmon 8y agoWhy is a planned end point necessary? An average of say $100k per year isn't impacted whether you pay that person $50k for 6 months or $200k for two years.
- pc86 8y agoIt's to prevent you hiring an H1B for a one-month, $50,000 contract, then hiring them for a separate 11-month, $50,000 contract after. The company will argue the initial hire is a $600k/yr rate.
- VintageLight 8y agoYou could argue that they would get a one-month visa and top priority for that first month. The employer would have to go through the visa process again for the second contract.
- pc86 8y agoThey're already here, renewal is a completely separate process. The biggest hurdle is getting them off the plane, if they're employed, sponsored, and here it's much easier to keep them here.