Re:H-1B visas mainly go to Indian outsourcing firms
by gautamdivgi on Wednesday April 19, 2017 @09:41AM
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There are a couple of easy solutions, increasing the min salary is one. This works for the tech sector but may not for some others. Other solutions include:
1. Do not provide a lottery. Approve by highest salary per occupational code/section. This will make sure wages are "high".
2. Mandate that beneficiaries of the H1B actually start employment and receive pay within 2 months of approval. This will ensure that companies don't just "hoard" H1B's.
3. Mandate a minimum of 1 years' work in the US per entry into the country unless employment is terminated due to forced loss.
The program has been misused. It's high time that is rectified.
1. Do not provide a lottery. Approve by highest salary per occupational code/section. This will make sure wages are "high". 2. Mandate that beneficiaries of the H1B actually start employment and receive pay within 2 months of approval. This will ensure that companies don't just "hoard" H1B's. 3. Mandate a minimum of 1 years' work in the US per entry into the country unless employment is terminated due to forced loss.
The program has been misused. It's high time that is rectified.