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Adding to this, while one might look at H1B visas and go "That seems like quite a bit of work per employee, so it can't be that bad" Don't worry, larger compan
by bunnymancer 11y ago
Adding to this, while one might look at H1B visas and go "That seems like quite a bit of work per employee, so it can't be that bad"
Don't worry, larger companies can make blanket petitions for large number of employees.
These are paid less than the people around them and will be sent back to their home country if they're fired and can't find a new sponsor within a few months.
That and add to it that most of these larger companies are conveniently located in ""right to work"" states means exactly what we don't want to say.
Indentured servitude.
- dudul 11y agoIn theory, an H1B who is let go has 24 hours to leave the country. The 30-day grace period is a myth. It is just a "de-facto" grace period since to file a new petition one needs their last pay statement (and if the pay statement is older than 30 days the USCIS will know that one is no longer working there).