Re:Nearly half Dell's US workforce has rejected RTO. Rather ...
by scarface_74 on Saturday January 04, 2025 @10:47PM
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And companies take advantage of the situation. If they paid taxes and have the money to stay here without government assistance - besides unemployment that is paid into by their employer - who is it hurting to give them more than 60 days to find another job??
Re:Nearly half Dell's US workforce has rejected RTO. Rather ...
by nradov on Saturday January 04, 2025 @11:00PM
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H-1B visa holders are generally not eligible for unemployment insurance benefits.
https://www.chugh.com/news/h1-b-workers-unemployment-benefit...
Re:Nearly half Dell's US workforce has rejected RTO. Rather ...
by scarface_74 on Sunday January 05, 2025 @12:16PM
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That’s even a better argument for extending the time they have to find another job.
> This is not a rant against H1B Visa holders. It’s a condemnation of the system that makes their ability to stay in the country contingent on their job.
They are always free to go back to their home countries.
Neither the US, nor their employer, is obligated to guarantee them anything more than the circumstances and conditions that the visa holders agreed to in the first place. The circumstances and conditions that the holders agreed to because they decided, voluntarily, that they would be better off in the US than in their home countries.