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Ex-Disney IT workers sue after being asked to train their own H-1B replacements 2016-01-26 21:23:40 Post No. 52638151
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Ex-Disney IT workers sue after being asked to train their own H-1B replacements
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2016-01-26 21:23:40
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>Two former IT workers at Disney in the US have sued, saying that Disney broke the law when it hired cheaper foreign replacements, then fired its current IT department.
https://archive.is/SlYog
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>>52638177
no, fuck you
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>>52638151
fuck Disney and everything it owns. Bastards, the lot of them.
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ahaha thats what you get for not being a neet
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Good on them. This case deserved a lawsuit. Clearly a case for wrongful termination if I ever saw one.
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shit sucks that the fine they'll get (if they get one at all) is gonna be less than what they saved by importing the pajeets
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Firing the workers for others that work cheaper is fair. A company is not a friend.
Forcing the workers to either train the pajeets or quit on their own, losing severance is the legally questionable thing. And even that could be justified with legal bullshit.
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>>52638799
but by bringing in poojeets who work for pennies on the dollar, they artificially lower wages for everyone around while fucking the countrymen over and compounding the unemployment problem by firing the natives
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>>52638799
>losing severance is the legally questionable thing.
What exactly is "questionable" about it? Seems pretty straightforward to me.
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>>52638874
Sounds like some bootstraps need to be pulled up.
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