Personal experience...while I am sure you felt this way it has no legs in this argument. I can provide mine and other anecdotal evidence on the contrary.
Whether a person can leave the job or not with their visa still doesn't address the overall premise that visas suppress wage growth.
At the very minimum these articles site a study, and there are more than 1.
And what about NPR? You should read that, and put your bias aside.
What you think and feel I am sure is valid, but has little value in the context of the overall immigration problem and argument.
I still don't see how you know Google pays above or at market rate.
Whether a person can leave the job or not with their visa still doesn't address the overall premise that visas suppress wage growth.
At the very minimum these articles site a study, and there are more than 1.
And what about NPR? You should read that, and put your bias aside.
What you think and feel I am sure is valid, but has little value in the context of the overall immigration problem and argument.
I still don't see how you know Google pays above or at market rate.