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Originally Posted by dtrt09
I am not sure that companies and institutions can be forced to hire authorized workers with non-permanent status when/if they have an equally qualified candidate whose work auth is not temporary. They probably see it as a poor investment. One has to have a lot of desired skills, experience, and background for them to overlook it sometimes. Their biggest investment is in their workforce. This is why a lot of medical schools will not accept and train non-permanent residents.
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The law says they can't discriminate based on employment authorization, what are you speculating about? It's crystal clear.