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by Arizhel
3423 days ago
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It's simple: require that the employers pay the H1-B visaholder in the 95th percentile or above of the salary range for that position. And if an employer is found to have abused the system (hired someone for a lower position and then made them do higher-level work, e.g., call them "tech support" when they're really a senior engineer), then force the company to pay the H1-B the equivalent of 100 years' salary and put any employees found to have been complicit in this in prison. |
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