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Not all H-1B's are treated like that, but regardless, the public data is inaccurate. It tells us the amount on the original application, not the amount you're
by stickydink 11y ago
Not all H-1B's are treated like that, but regardless, the public data is inaccurate.
It tells us the amount on the original application, not the amount you're necessarily getting paid after working there for a while.
I've had my H-1B for several years, and the amount I'm being paid now (I have never transferred to another company) is more than double the amount listed on the internet. Same story for the other 2 people in my company (~50-person startup) currently on a H-1B.
- dudul 11y agoGreat, let's take 3 cases from the same company and use that to extrapolate how H1Bs are treated in the US. I was an H1B too, and I was very well paid, it doesn't change the fact that the majority of H1Bs are used to underpay foreigners who won't complain by fear of being let go and sent back home in 24 hours.
- negrit 11y agoSources?