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Yun Hao commented on DOJ Indicts Cupertino Businessman for Visa Fraud 2014-03-22 12:56:01 -0500Just investigate every single of these so-called High-Tech Consulting Companies in Edison NJ, in California. Some are simply experts in visa frauds !
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Yun Hao signed Let's be the Home of the Brave Again 2014-03-22 11:17:55 -0500Indians do everything to bring in, to train, to hire, to protect Indian co-workers from what I see in my last 12 years as Software Developer. Indians are well known for giving hard time to non-Indians! That is why for a IT job, only Raj need to apply ! Someone Must Stop it !
Let's be the Home of the Brave again
Our nation's workforce and new grads are diverse, talented and abundant. Yet tech giants falsely accuse women, minorities, older workers--in order to divert the public's attention away from their discriminatory recruiting and hiring practices.
This pattern has emerged:
Manpower started recruiting abroad 7 months ago (Oct. 2013) for jobs that won’t start for another 5 to 10 months (between October 2014 and March 2015). They didn't give U.S. workers a chance. They're still doing this.
The Department of Justice (DOJ) caught IBM posting “No Americans Need Apply” job ads. One was for a job in Boise, Idaho.
Infosys, a global IT services company, is facing a lawsuit alleging national origin discrimination. According to the laws suit, 90% of their employees are South Asian. Even their own EEO reports show this!
Manpower, IBM and Infosys must start accepting applications from qualified Americans in a fair and ethical way--it's that simple. We'll call off the boycott when we see ads like this--recruiting American tech pros for jobs 18 months in the future.
Yes, I will join and support this national effort to return to Equal Opportunity and the American Way:
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Yun Hao commented on Contact Us 2014-03-29 19:07:01 -0500something must be done to stop this!
see link below:
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Yun Hao commented on Class Action Discrimination Suit Against Infosys 2014-03-20 15:45:40 -0500Once a Computer Science graduate from Upenn told me about his job interview: every interview he goes, only Indian see him and they reject him every single time