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Nope. The visa does not count cost as being a factor. If the only person in America that you can find costs $1MM a year, then you are supposed to hire that pers
by s73v3r 11y ago
Nope. The visa does not count cost as being a factor. If the only person in America that you can find costs $1MM a year, then you are supposed to hire that person, instead of seeking H1-Bs. If you can't afford them, then you clearly did not need them that badly in the first place.
- misterbee 11y agoThat doesn't really hold up. Once we are well clear of the minimum wage, there is room to have an inversion where there are 1000 positions to fill and 500 qualified candidates who could auction-price themselves above the profit they generate.
- CamTin 11y agoIf the cost of employing someone is above the profit they generate, then you don't hire them. US corporations don't have a legal right to purchase labor at a price that makes their businesses viable. If they can't make money employing people in the business they're in, then they need to rethink the structure of that business or their investors need to put their capital elsewhere.