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by michaelmrose
2195 days ago
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If you classify someone as foo and have them do bar you can pay them above the prevailing rate for foo while actually being below the prevailing rate for bar. It can also serve as a way for third party to earn a sizable chunk of that persons wages which would be a less likely scenario for someone hired stateside. |
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And here’s the kicker. An H1B employee costs a company a lot more than a resident because of government fees and lawyer costs.
So if you have a citizen and an H1B holder drawing the same salary, it actually means the company values the H1B holder far more than they do the citizen.