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The H1B “problem” would disappear if companies were required to pay 50% more than the median salary for the position for one.
by bombcar 1y ago
The H1B “problem” would disappear if companies were required to pay 50% more than the median salary for the position for one.
- darth_avocado 1y agoThe problem would disappear, but they would disappear to India or one of the other offshoring countries. I however agree that the pay needs to be AT LEAST the median salary for the position to avoid abuse.
- nebula8804 1y agoTax the American companies that focus their hiring efforts abroad. Just another tariff. They will generate the people they need in this country by lunch time.
- darth_avocado 1y agoWould probably work for some roles, not all. And the tax would be a very big number.
- trhway 1y agoGoogle would be required to pay 900K instead of 600K. You think that would stop Google?
- scarface_74 1y agoOr they would just move some of their development departments to another country. Google doesn’t need to bring developers into the US at all. It still wouldn’t help.
- trhway 1y agoFor companies like Google, H1B isn’t about bringing into US, it is just an expensive way to satisfy their US hiring hunger. That difference can be understood by imagining that H1B isn’t foreign devs, instead it is devs grown in a jar by the State Department - Google would buy them the same.