Need to Scale Up and Ramp Down H1B Visas

March 30, 2017


There is a pressing need to increase and construct some H-1B work permits being issued out, greatly common amongst tech experts from India and information technology companies, depending on the wants and requirements of the country’s economy, a prominent senator in the country said.


A senator from North Carolina, Thon Tillis, made this statement during a conference on the financial state of firms in the country.


“The amount of H-1B permits needs to be further increased higher depending on the requirements and needs of the economy of the United States in the provision of the required resources needed to fill some of the positions available,” he said. The senator wanted to confirm from professionals who were present if the country had enough skilled individuals in the nation to fill the requirements of its sectors.


“Do you think that the country has enough American citizens in the country to meet the requirements of the H-1B permits of this country in a 3-3.5% gross domestic product growth?”, he questioned.


“I get the part that we are trying to take advantage of these people, and that is why we are in search of genuine firms that discredit permit programs, but sincerely, do you think we have just about enough persons for us to meet that target of 3-3.5% gross domestic product growth?”


A professor of economics at the University of Harvard and CIO, William Spriggs, stated that it was possible of the united states made strides to invest in the people of America.


“If we can go back to the tradition of investing in the people and our children and have faith in them, we can teach just about enough persons to do the job right. In the event of a downturn, we keep bringing in H-1B permit employees even when we are sacking employees in that sector and even though we are graduating students from the university and they are in dire need of employment,” he said.


He said anyone who was given birth to between 1985-1994 was going to earn considerably lower due to the low rate of investment in its citizens, including those who have advanced education in computer science. “Let me say this because I am aware that they are intelligent enough to figure this out, that my kid is going to finish from the University with a degree in electrical engineering.


In that field, they don’t utilize H-1B permits. Everyone knows this. In other fields, there is competition with H-1B permits.”


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