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TechieTwo Whoddah thunk??? For years MS has been promoting more green card holders to lower the pay scale of equal talent U.S. residents. Maybe cut Bill's salary instead. :angry: Reply
Ralston18 Interesting…. Wondering about the "The move was triggered by alleged fraud and abuse". "alleged" ??? Sources? Details? Not taking any sides – just would like to hear and read more facts. Reply
Cyberwolf2077 Only fraud here i see is adobe being an evil money hungry corperation. Why cant i buy a permanent liscense. Why cant i buy a cheap copy of adobe ps 2018. Reply
Cyberwolf2077 Ralston18 said: Interesting…. Wondering about the "The move was triggered by alleged fraud and abuse". "alleged" ??? Sources? Details? Not taking any sides – just would like to hear and read more facts. I don’t think the feds have disclosed evidence or details. What’s weird is there seems to be no lawsuit against either Microsoft or adobe which in my opinion should come first then a judge can hand down a preliminary injunction Reply
Kindaian So the bad guys are Adobe and Microsoft, and in their infinite wisdom, this glorious government removed the option for the workers that they consider as indentured, to become free from it, via a green card. Quite smart. Why not punish the victims even more! Why not simple remove those companies from ever again applying for H1B visas? Reply
Cyberwolf2077 Kindaian said: So the bad guys are Adobe and Microsoft, and in their infinite wisdom, this glorious government removed the option for the workers that they consider as indentured, to become free from it, via a green card. Quite smart. Why not punish the victims even more! Why not simple remove those companies from ever again applying for H1B visas? Indentured is wrong terms because they are still paid so Vance was wrong Reply
PEnns "….they replaced that worker with one and a half f oreign indentured servants." One and a half workers ?? That's a very compelling argument, Mr. Vance!! Reply
ravewulf I might not be a fan of Microsoft or Adobe, but I have significant reason to question this government's political actions. Reply
Why_Me ravewulf said: I might not be a fan of Microsoft or Adobe, but I have significant reason to question this government's political actions. Political? Tech companies are bringing in cheap foreign labor by abusing H-1B visas. Reply
USAFRet TechieTwo said: Whoddah thunk??? For years MS has been promoting more green card holders to lower the pay scale of equal talent U.S. residents. Maybe cut Bill's salary instead. :angry: You do know that Bill does not work there anymore, right? Reply
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