H-1B Visa Workers Could Lose Legal Status by June

The video discusses the impact of job losses on foreign workers, particularly those on H1B visas, due to the coronavirus pandemic and immigration policies. It highlights the challenges faced by companies like Google in deciding whether to retain foreign workers amidst hiring slowdowns. The video also explores the potential economic impact and legal implications of these decisions, including the risk of discrimination lawsuits.

What is a significant challenge faced by foreign workers on H1B visas during the pandemic?

• They can only stay in the US for 60 days without being paid.

• They are required to change jobs every 30 days.

• They must return to their home country immediately.

• They need to apply for a new visa every month.

What dilemma do companies like Google face regarding their foreign workers?

• Whether to increase salaries for foreign workers.

• Whether to focus on hiring more foreign workers.

• Whether to lay off foreign workers or risk legal issues by keeping them.

• Whether to relocate foreign workers to other countries.

What is a potential consequence for companies if they lay off foreign workers?

• They will need to hire more local workers.

• They will lose government contracts.

• They will have to pay higher taxes.

• They might face discrimination lawsuits.

What industry is most affected by the H1B visa situation?

• Healthcare

• Education

• Technology

• Manufacturing

What are companies confused about regarding their foreign workers?

• How to increase their productivity.

• How to manage their legal status amidst layoffs.

• How to train them for new roles.

• How to provide them with additional benefits.