Organization to benefit (some) computer programmers
Programmers Guild[1] is the name of an
attorney-founded group[2] intended to protect legal hi-tech immigrants to the United States and help them in obtaining
Green cards. The New York Times called them a
trade group[3] and, in 2016, a "tech worker organization."[4] It also serves as a job search clearing house.[5][6]
The Guild has been described as "a nonprofit group with a volunteer staff."[7][8] It was founded in 1998,[9] and won in a case it filed 2006 with the
US Department of Justice.[10][11]
Dice.com, a career website, wrote in 2013 that most of the Guild's members are over age 40, and that "predominately" those involved in
H-1B situations are entry level.[14]
Kinship
Other organizations that have been compared to the Guild include Washtech[15][16] and Bright Future Jobs.[17]
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