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Indian Companies To Step Up Local US Hirings After H-1B Fee Hike: Industry Body
Nasscom said the US clarification that the H-1B visa fee hike will not affect current visa holders and will apply as a one-time fee only to fresh petitions has helped address the immediate ambiguity surrounding eligibility and timelines.
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US' H-1B Visa Application Fee Hike Will Hit Indian Tech Companies: Industry Body
Industry body Nasscom said the US' move to raise H-1B visa application fee to USD 100,000 will impact India's technology services companies as business continuity will be disrupted for onshore projects that may require "adjustments".
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"H-1B Not An Immigration Issue": Nasscom Dismisses Concerns Amid Rising Debates
Nasscom Vice President Shivendra Singh strongly refuted the notion that H-1B workers are "cheap labour" or that they replace American workers or depress wages.
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New H-1B Visa Norms Will Not Make Much Difference, Says Nasscom
The IT body said it was assessing the potential impact of Trump Administration's latest move on issuing H-1B visas.
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Reports Over H-1B Visa Rule Change Rattle IT Sector. Details Here
The US Department of Homeland Security is contemplating an end to extensions to the H-1B visas for those who are awaiting their green cards.
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Proposed US Bill On H-1B Visa Has "Onerous" Conditions: Industry Body
The proposed US Bill -- Protect and Grow American Jobs -- is riddled with "onerous conditions" and places "unprecedented obligations" on both Indian IT companies and clients using H-1B visas, software body Nasscom has cautioned.
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Indian IT To Benefit From Fresh Processing Of H-1B Visas
Nasscom president R Chandrasekhar said the applications for work visas by Indian IT companies have halved over the last few years as the companies are leveraging new technologies to reduce dependence on visas to send workers to client sites.
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Layoffs Rile India's Flagship IT Sector
India's IT sector boomed for more than two decades as Western companies subcontracted work to firms like Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra.
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India IT Refutes Trump Aide On Infosys, Others Playing Unfair For H-1B Visas
Indian IT has firmly dismissed the accusations that blue-chippers like Infosys and TCS have been unfairly grabbing the bulk of H-1B visas, as alleged by a top aide of US President Donald Trump.
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Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman To Hold Meeting With Industry On H-1B Visa Issue Soon
Amid concerns being raised by India Inc on the US visa regime, the Commerce and Industry Ministry on Monday said it will soon hold a meeting with industry including Nasscom to discuss the issue. Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that India is closely monitoring the developments and is constantly in touch with the councillor off...
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Indian Companies To Step Up Local US Hirings After H-1B Fee Hike: Industry Body
Nasscom said the US clarification that the H-1B visa fee hike will not affect current visa holders and will apply as a one-time fee only to fresh petitions has helped address the immediate ambiguity surrounding eligibility and timelines.
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US' H-1B Visa Application Fee Hike Will Hit Indian Tech Companies: Industry Body
Industry body Nasscom said the US' move to raise H-1B visa application fee to USD 100,000 will impact India's technology services companies as business continuity will be disrupted for onshore projects that may require "adjustments".
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"H-1B Not An Immigration Issue": Nasscom Dismisses Concerns Amid Rising Debates
Nasscom Vice President Shivendra Singh strongly refuted the notion that H-1B workers are "cheap labour" or that they replace American workers or depress wages.
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New H-1B Visa Norms Will Not Make Much Difference, Says Nasscom
The IT body said it was assessing the potential impact of Trump Administration's latest move on issuing H-1B visas.
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Reports Over H-1B Visa Rule Change Rattle IT Sector. Details Here
The US Department of Homeland Security is contemplating an end to extensions to the H-1B visas for those who are awaiting their green cards.
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Proposed US Bill On H-1B Visa Has "Onerous" Conditions: Industry Body
The proposed US Bill -- Protect and Grow American Jobs -- is riddled with "onerous conditions" and places "unprecedented obligations" on both Indian IT companies and clients using H-1B visas, software body Nasscom has cautioned.
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Indian IT To Benefit From Fresh Processing Of H-1B Visas
Nasscom president R Chandrasekhar said the applications for work visas by Indian IT companies have halved over the last few years as the companies are leveraging new technologies to reduce dependence on visas to send workers to client sites.
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Layoffs Rile India's Flagship IT Sector
India's IT sector boomed for more than two decades as Western companies subcontracted work to firms like Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra.
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India IT Refutes Trump Aide On Infosys, Others Playing Unfair For H-1B Visas
Indian IT has firmly dismissed the accusations that blue-chippers like Infosys and TCS have been unfairly grabbing the bulk of H-1B visas, as alleged by a top aide of US President Donald Trump.
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Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman To Hold Meeting With Industry On H-1B Visa Issue Soon
Amid concerns being raised by India Inc on the US visa regime, the Commerce and Industry Ministry on Monday said it will soon hold a meeting with industry including Nasscom to discuss the issue. Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that India is closely monitoring the developments and is constantly in touch with the councillor off...
