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'No Americans qualified': University of Michigan faces heat over $75,000 H-1B techie roles; critics question hiring of foreign workers
H1-B row: The University of Michigan has sparked an online storm over H-1B visa job postings for tech roles. Independent journalist Chris Brunet shared notices for Intermediate Software Developer and Database Administrator positions, drawing criticism that qualified American workers might be overlooked. This reignites national debates on hiring priorities at public institutions and the role of foreign talent in the US workforce.
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hindustantimes.com
H-1B hiring at University of Michigan sparks row amid ‘No American qualified’ worries; netizens say 'They don't want…'
H-1B job postings at the University of Michigan for visa roles prompted criticism as Americans struggle to find jobs.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
H1-B row: University of Michigan hiring software developers on $75,000 salary sparks backlash; 'No Americans qualified’
The University of Michigan (@UMich) has filed 2 notices of intent to hire H-1B workers- Intermediate Software Developer, salary: $72,100- Intermediate Database Administrator,…
