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During a time in which unemployment in the United States exceeds 7 percent, some people feel that it is unethical to hire H-1B workers to work in the United States. Prepare a brief summary of reasons why hiring H-1B workers might be considered unethical. Make a list of reasons why hiring H-1B workers should be considered an effective management strategy. What set of reasons is stronger? Why?

Question 2

Check out the privacy policy of three social shopping Web sites to see if they say anything about selling user data to retailers. Write a couple of sentences summarizing your findings.



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Answer to Question 1

Hiring H-1B workers may be considered unethical because:


  • Heavy reliance on the use of H-1B workers can lessen the incentive for U.S. companies to educate and develop their own workforces.

  • Some companies use H-1B visas as a way to lower salaries.

  • Some employers may lie on their H-1B applications to take advantage of the program.




Some of the advantages of hiring H-1B workers include:


  • H-1B workers are used to obtain essential technical skills and knowledge that is not readily found in the U.S., and tend to be used when there is a critical business need for these skills.

  • H-1B professionals provide special expertise in overseas markets or on projects that enable U.S. businesses to compete globally.

  • H-1B admissions appear to directly improve levels of innovation and entrepreneurship, which in the long term should create new jobs and raise demand for technology workers in other areas.




Due to the lack of English speaking skills, H-1B workers often isolate themselves and stop trying to adapt, which can hurt a project teams morale and lead to division.

Answer to Question 2

Three of the many social shopping Web sites are:


  • Buzzillionswill not rent, sell, or disclose personal information to third parties without users consent.

  • Crowdstormwill never sell users personal data to anyone and states that users can have their personal data removed from their site at any time by giving them a 30 day notice.

  • Kaboodledoes not sell or rent users personal information to third parties for marketing purposes, however if users elect to become a fan, they may get in-system messages containing commercial and promotional messages.






 

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