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They are mostly visa workers so it’s not like they have much choice, if they don’t they go back to their country
by b3ing 1y ago
They are mostly visa workers so it’s not like they have much choice, if they don’t they go back to their country
- cedws 1y agoI rarely see this talked about - that H1B inherently creates a power imbalance in favour of the employer. It enables them to stomp on workers’ rights and pay less. All according to plan I’m sure.
- beng-nl 1y agoNot disagreeing with the imbalance, but I know about it (I don’t live in USA) because I’ve seen it discussed on HN and other discussion forums quite a few times.
- rchaud 1y agoSeems to be an issue in the tech industry more so than elsewhere. H1Bs are common in investment banking, management consulting, science labs, university jobs, really any sector where foreign graduates of US universities are hired.