This is never a good thing to bring foreigners to do work that the locals are perfectly capable of doing.
Just look at the US. There are too many H1B's shipped in to do work that US Citizens are perfectly capable of and willing to do at even lower wages. Many H1B software guys in the US earn between $80k to $200k and eventually take their savings back to their country of origin.
How has that benefited the host country in any way? I think Protectionism is a good thing when it comes to protecting a country's competitive edge.
Just look at the US. There are too many H1B's shipped in to do work that US Citizens are perfectly capable of and willing to do at even lower wages. Many H1B software guys in the US earn between $80k to $200k and eventually take their savings back to their country of origin.
How has that benefited the host country in any way? I think Protectionism is a good thing when it comes to protecting a country's competitive edge.