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Why? What is their motivation in offering this? It is not altruistic.
by mechanical_bear 4y ago
Why? What is their motivation in offering this? It is not altruistic.
- xeromal 4y agoYou don't know their motivation yet you know it's not altruistic? Thems bold claims cotton.
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- adrianmonk 4y agoIt could easily be a way to drum up business. They're offering their services to businesses looking to hire. If those businesses get the legal work done for free on their first H1B hire, they may decide to do more of it, and then this firm is a known quantity to them and a safe choice.
- lgleason 4y agoTo make a name for themselves and to drum up further business.
- r00fus 4y agoIt's to help companies and H1B workers at the same time. It doesn't support the nativist theme that legal immigrants should be tossed out of the country for no other reason than their company had layoffs it a tight market. Ideally, we'd spend more on education/training and less on sourcing workers from other countries - but being nice to the workers already here and making it work for small companies seems a legit altruistic move (and good PR).
- edgyquant 4y agoPeople who are allowed here to work for a company should indeed be forced to leave when said company lays them off.