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It's interesting how its always management that wants immigration reform; not the workers. On the one hand, it is management that does most of the hiring and ar
by hobb0001 13y ago
It's interesting how its always management that wants immigration reform; not the workers. On the one hand, it is management that does most of the hiring and are the ones tasked with finding talent. On the other hand, they're also tasked with keeping budgets low...
- trustfundbaby 13y ago> It's always interesting how its always management that wants immigration reform, not the workers I'm curious to know how you arrived at this conclusion? How many h1-b workers or students on f-1 visas have you actually spoken with that do not want immigration reform, because I can tell you that I've lived that life and know close to a hundred of those people and even though its a small sample size I don't know any of them that think the current state of immigration with respect to skilled workers is okay.
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