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by Veratyr
4014 days ago
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> Unemployment is the result Unemployment isn't the result of H1B, it's the result of Americans lacking the necessary skills. H1B is also the result of that lack of skill. Yes the H1B is abused but that's a separate issue to what I'm saying. > and those budgets are stretched these days Well you can either increase the budget or reduce the unemployment. One results in unproductive money drain, the other results in more people performing productive tasks. > Why do you think its ok to not pay people the market rate just so you can benefit? I'm not saying not to pay the market rate, I'm saying there's no market. There are 10 people with the skills I need in the country. All of them are at megacorps and being paid $200k, which is the same I'd offer. I'm just a small company, I can't compete with a megacorp. |
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No, the workers had the skills and were doing the job. Its the result of a company wanting those same skills cheaper. Unemployment is the result.
> I'm not saying not to pay the market rate, I'm saying there's no market. There are 10 people with the skills I need in the country. All of them are at megacorps and being paid $200k, which is the same I'd offer. I'm just a small company, I can't compete with a megacorp.
If there are truly only 10 people who can do what you need then that is what the H1B program was for. If the skill is valuable maybe you need to figure out other incentives than salary.