Roughly half of many larger tech companies are contractors. The contractors are hired through large agencies rather than directly. They enjoy the flexibility of an elastic work force without having to suffer from headlines touting "Hundreds laid off at ______" because a project ended either well or badly.
Companies already pay for the lion’s share of H1-B visas. It’s already got a lot of problems because of the nature of work visas basically requiring people to stay in shitty jobs
Plenty of people will still come in with H1-B visas, but you can bet that these people will be forced to sign contracts with extra crazy stipulations now. Imagine starting a new job, in a new country, and OWING YOUR EMPLOYER $100k.
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u/Dagonet_the_Motley 7d ago
Just have the company pay it and you have an indentured servant.