Oracle files H-1B visa petitions amid mass layoffs
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Re: Oracle files H-1B visa petitions amid mass layoffs
#22I just cannot imagine executives at tech companies/body shops having any positive ethical motivations. More like "they'll do what we say without complaining or they'll go home". There's no way it's not just a hugely abusive to both pools of workers. The whole thing really feels like another example of the imbalance between labor and capital in the US.
Who originally wanted H-1B/etc? Rich people with money and power? Of course!
Re: Oracle files H-1B visa petitions amid mass layoffs
#23I would expect further H1B crackdowns coming. The $100k fee was just the start.
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#27I would expect further H1B crackdowns coming. The $100k fee was just the start.
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#28If you want to hire an H1B and claim there is no American to do that job, what about the 30k employees you just laid off? None of them can do the software engineering, sales, HR, etc. that a company like Oracle works on 99% of the time? It's quite schizophrenic for basic engineering companies like Oracle, Cisco, eBay, Paypal, etc. to claim there are no Americans to do the software engineering they require after they…
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#30Those are the voters that matter (unionized, geographically spread out, didn't price everyone else out via remote work) - not SWEs.
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