New York

Finally, a State saves money by hiring Americans and getting rid of H-1Bs

Ya all may blast New York Governor Patterson, but here is (finally) some good news coming out of New York State. They are dumping their H-1B guest workers and corresponding contracts and hiring I.T. workers, Americans, directly on the State payroll.

Patrick Thibodeau has the story:

New York State has embarked on a plan to shift a number of jobs filled by IT contractors and consultants to the state payroll as part of an effort to save millions of dollars.

Senator Chuck Schumer's pickle on jobs

Patrick Thibodeau over at ComputerWorld has a most amusing article on how in Senator Schumer's state, a utility company plans to offshore outsource at least 1200 jobs.

New York's two U.S. senators say that National Grid, a major Northeast utility, is considering outsourcing as many as 1,200 jobs -- including many in IT -- to an offshore vendor, and they're urging the company to keep those jobs in the U.S.

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