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They weren't fired for failure to carry out their duties, they were fired because they were more expensive than their H1B replacements, which clearly violates t
by jodah 11y ago
They weren't fired for failure to carry out their duties, they were fired because they were more expensive than their H1B replacements, which clearly violates the purpose of the H1B program.
So, was it legal for Disney to fire them? Probably. Was it legal for Disney (or rather, its contractor) to replace them with H1Bs? Probably not.
- Trezoid 11y agoWhat Disney did is perfectly legal. They fired people, and hired a third-party contractor to fill the positions for cheaper. That third party contractor was "unable" find Americans to fill the positions of "contracted IT worker" so used H1-B workers to fill roles at the contracting agency, not disney. They were then contracted out by the agency (who they officially work for) to do work at Disney. It is incredibly shitty and absolutely against the spirit of the visas, but it's not against the letter of the law.
- s73v3r 11y agoI highly question that, and I really, really wish that they would file a lawsuit so that this question could be settled by a judge.