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TheBlackAdder

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5. A couple of years ago, they fired their IT staff and replaced them with H1-B Visa holders.

Reply to douglas9 (Original post)

Mon Jan 10, 2022, 10:11 AM

Jan 2022

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Oh, they gave their employees an exit option, leave now or you can stay a few months to train your replacements.

Disney was once one of the IT employers in Florida that people want to get a job working at, back a decade or two.

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The happiest place on earth is a nightmare for thousands struggling to make a living [View all] douglas9 Jan 2022 OP

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Then why can't they come up with some homeless shelters? They have property tax BComplex Jan 2022 #9

Apperently they have other priorities Jose Garcia Jan 2022 #10

A couple of years ago, they fired their IT staff and replaced them with H1-B Visa holders. TheBlackAdder Jan 2022 #5

Why doesn't Disney build low-cost apartments for their employees? FakeNoose Jan 2022 #6

That's actually a great idea! n/t BComplex Jan 2022 #11

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Highly recommend Lydiarose Jan 2022 #13