AMID MASS LAYOFFS from Major Tech Companies, The Companies have now accused of bending hiring rules in the local newspaper advertisements that they are mandated to advertise before hiring. While the rules say these roles are to be advertised for us-born works, a newsweek report claimed that the companies are cleared targeting immigrants as the candidates are asks to send to eMMIGITITES to Immigration “Global Mobility” departments.
‘Companies are routinely discriminating against Americans’
Jobs.Now, a website seeking out h-1b roles to share them with Americans, Told newsweek “At a time when unemployment for college graduates is shifting sharply upward, it is important to call out hiring discrimination that would keep aericans Unemployed,” Thei SAID. Jobs.Now also said that recruitment for these roles is separahetely from the companies standard recruitment process.“These unusual application methods are likely to drive fewer applications than normal processes like posting ads on the company job board or on mainstream career sites like LINKEDIN,” They SAID.The NewsWeek Report Cited a San Francisco Chronicle Advertisement Given by Openai. It said it was hiring a software engineer but the resumes were to be sent to the “Global Mobilty Team”. Another tech company, instacard, offered multiple positions, with a similar department taking applications, while udemy, an online learning platform, wanted a director of marketing analytics and data Science, With resumes to be sent to “immigration@udemy.com”, The NewsWeek Report Said. H-1B is at the center of a major row going on in the US job market, with the maga activists blaming the Visa Program for the UNEMPLEMENT of the American Youth. H-1B Allows Us Companies to Hire Foreign Talent, But Companies Hire H-1BS even for entry-level positions too, so that they have to pay lower wages to the foregics than the american standard. The Trump Administration is Planning a Major H-1B overhaul in favorite of us graduates.
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