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Shutting it down would shift more of that to offshore sweatshops.
by qtplatypus 6y ago
Shutting it down would shift more of that to offshore sweatshops.
- hiram112 6y agoPersonally, as an American who has worked in India and the US for one of the biggest abusers of H1Bs, I'm willing to take that risk. I dare these armies of Fortune 500 executives and managers to send all their indentured H1Bs back to India and China. I'm sure they'll enjoy explaining why they and their large salaries and bonuses are essential, when they have 0 actual employees in the same country reporting to them. They would have offshored things already if they could do so, and felt it wouldn't risk their own fiefdoms. Or if they are needed, they can move themselves and their families to Bangalore. Globalization is great, or so we plebs have been hearing from the management class for so long, it's time for them to experience it themselves.