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Is it legal for a US employer to not promote US citizens that are currently part time to full time while hiring H1 Visa workers who do not do as good of a job?
by RecycledEle 3y ago
Is it legal for a US employer to not promote US citizens that are currently part time to full time while hiring H1 Visa workers who do not do as good of a job?
- ab_testing 3y agoBecause the current I485 processing time is around 41 months or just shy of 4 years. That card gives you to opportunity to work and travel in/out of the country while waiting for your green card.
- John_Cena 3y agoI don't believe that was the question.
- RecycledEle 3y agoI have worked at several employers (schools) that ignored qualified American citizens while claiming they could not find qualified people and tried to bring workers in on a H1 Vida or hire someone already here on a H1 Visa. Is it legal to import someone on a H1 Visa while ignoring qualified American citizens who applied for the job? Is it legal to hire someone already here on a H1 Visa while ignoring qualified American citizens who applied for the job?
- bubblethink 3y agoYes, it is legal as the pipelines are different. H1 doesn't have the sort of requirements that you are thinking of. Maybe you are thinking of PERM.