Send all H-1.Bs to depor.tation flights back to In-dia
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When it comes to citizens, then blocks go first, then letinos, ashians and finally ytes? I hope you are not as stoopid as you sound. Work hard and stop crying beech
@ka the rule applied is who can we pay the least
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D-mbest ESL post of the week
@b0 It was a genuine question, not ill-intentioned. I'm considering migrating to the USA, and I'm curious why H1Bs would need to go first.
Wouldn’t it be unfair to lay people off first because they’re on H-1B visas, after those visas have already been approved? Many are hard-working and have moved their families and built their lives in the US. Of course, not all examples are positive, I'm sure there are many bad apples.
If the goal is to prioritise American workers (as it should be), shouldn’t those rules be applied before the visas are approved?
@eb You shouldn’t call Amrricans “lazy” and “lousy” when your country looks the way it does. Just saying… have some self awareness.
Remember what JD said "indentured servants" taken advantage by H1B employer.
@e3:
Correct, we just don’t want them to be live-in.
@bk and your lAzy a-s is gonna do the job ?
Remember what JD said "indentured servants" taken advantage by H1B employer.
If too few people step forward, target the toxic culture vultures, people managers who are just glorified admins who know nothing else, the worst communicators: or-l and written, (i received an email from a senior person that had 43 grammatical errors, shocking and i can take his name), high salaried middle managers, people who work virtually and have second and third jobs.
I agree temporary workers should be laid off first.
Just out of curiosity, why?
I don't think you can do that legally. That is, you can't specifically target H1Bs for layoffs, unless a law would be passed to allow that (there won't be).