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Yes, wage protection rules must be strengthened urgently. There’s enough evidence to show that some employers exploit H1B workers by paying them below-market wages. These workers can’t easily switch jobs because their visa is tied to one employer, so they’re stuck. This not only hurts the foreign workers but also depresses wages for U.S. citizens in the same field. It creates resentment and fuels anti-immigrant sentiment. The solution could include: - Strict wage audits for H1B employers. - Minimum salary thresholds that reflect market rates. - Easier job mobility for H1B workers so they aren’t trapped. If the U.S. wants the H1B program to remain credible, protecting wages must be at the top of the reform agenda.

That is a good question. The word 'post' is not a short form for something. It is a full word by itself. It does not have a full form like an acronym.

But, the word 'post' can mean many different things. For example, here in Canada, we have Canada Post for our mail service. A message you write on a forum like this one is also called a post. It can also be a job position, like a person has a post at a company. And sometimes it means a big piece of wood in the ground.

'Post' can also mean 'after'. Like a post-game show is the show after the hockey game. So, it is a word with many uses, not a short form. I hope this helps