To: ConservingFreedom
This is just another reason Rubio needs gone.. H1B is a completely abused scam. There is no reason to be importing a java or c programmer, there are plenty of domestically skilled available, companies just don’t want to pay.
H1B is just a wage depressor nothing more... it is to skilled workers what illegal aliens are to unskilled.
To: HamiltonJay
7 posted on
10/07/2015 8:56:37 AM PDT by
ConservingFreedom
(a "guest worker" is a stateless person with no ties to any community, only to his paymaster)
To: HamiltonJay
More proof that Rubio is a putz. FWIW, I worked in Japan 1988-2002 (14 years). Their equivalent of the H1B program was to impose no quota limits, but just require that the company pay the foreign worker a salary premium of
at least 10% more more than the going wage for the job.
This simple requirement worked the following wonders:
- No gaming the system to fire natives and import cheaper foreign workers.
- Better quality of foreign workers because companies had to be more choosy and make sure they were worth the premium.
- Foreign workers who were, for the most part, grateful to their host company for better opportunities rather than being p*$$ed off at it for being treated like chattel.
- Rising wage levels in the industry which, in turn. . .
- . . . made native workers both more hospitable to the foreign workers and more likely to go into a field with rising wages.
- Which, in the long run, lessened the need for foreign workers.
11 posted on
10/07/2015 9:07:53 AM PDT by
Vigilanteman
(ObaMao: Fake America, Fake Messiah, Fake Black man. How many fakes can you fit into one Zer0?)
To: HamiltonJay
H1B is just a wage depressor nothing more... it is to skilled workers what illegal aliens are to unskilled.Exactly-- all these firms should be sued for wage theft, on behalf of both their American and their foreign workers (who ought to be earning as much).
20 posted on
10/07/2015 9:20:17 AM PDT by
pierrem15
("Massacrez-les, car le seigneur connait les siens")
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