throwaway100217

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   by throwaway100217 10y ago

   Several in my current circle and I followed that path. I came to the US earning $63K per year at an outsourcing firm. I am currently in a SaaS co with sales at $800K / year and 3 employees including me, growing and we will at least dou
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   by throwaway100217 10y ago

   Once in the US, an H1-B auth holder can move at will to another company without informing the current employer. If the H1 transfer fails, it is a silent failure, Bargaining power is an illusion once the employee is in the US.
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   by throwaway100217 10y ago

   There is no rule that stops an H1B from transferring to another company. It is a two way "at-will" law that supersedes any employment agreement.
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   by throwaway100217 10y ago

   Well, one can pay out using bonuses, distributions and any number of other instruments. I didn't dispute that the job opportunity had to be posted prominently in the workplace with details exactly as stated in the H1 application. LCA r
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   by throwaway100217 10y ago

   I am on an H1-B work authorization. The company applied for my position with a salary of ~$100K/yr (on the LCA and the H1 application) but they actually paid me ~$240K/yr. This year and the next, it will be well north of $300-$330