Most US Tech Firms Use H-1B Visas To Pay Workers Far Below Market Wages: Report
World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday May 6, 2020
A majority of the US H-1B employers, including tech giants like Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, use the temporary work visa programme to pay the migrant workers well below market wages, a new report has claimed.
US Waged Cyberattack On Database Used By Iran To Target Tankers: Report
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday August 30, 2019
The United States staged a secret cyberattack in June against a database used by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to plot attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf, The New York Times reported.
Trump Administration To Propose Major Changes In H-1B Visas
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Thursday October 18, 2018
The Trump administration has said it is coming out with new proposals to not only revise the definition of specialty occupations under H-1B visas, but also the definition of employment under this foreign work visa category which is popular among Indian companies.
Donald Trump Says Taxes For The Wealthy Should Rise
Business | Thomson Reuters | Sunday May 8, 2016
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Sunday that taxes for the wealthy should go up and that he is in favor of an increase in the minimum wage.
US Jobs Rise Solidly in March; Wages Rebound
Business | Thomson Reuters | Saturday April 2, 2016
US employment increased solidly in March and wages rebounded, signs of economic resilience that could allow a cautious Federal Reserve to gradually raise interest rates this year.
Workers: The Poor Orphans of the US Economic Boom
World News | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday January 7, 2015
It is one of the contradictions of the US economic boom: the unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest level in six years, but workers' wages have remained almost flat.
LinkedIn to Pay Nearly $6 Million in US Labor Department Settlement
Reuters | Tuesday August 5, 2014
LinkedIn is paying $6 million in back overtime and damages after a labour investigation found the it had violated US wage law.
Most US Tech Firms Use H-1B Visas To Pay Workers Far Below Market Wages: Report
World News | Press Trust of India | Wednesday May 6, 2020
A majority of the US H-1B employers, including tech giants like Facebook, Google, Apple and Microsoft, use the temporary work visa programme to pay the migrant workers well below market wages, a new report has claimed.
US Waged Cyberattack On Database Used By Iran To Target Tankers: Report
World News | Agence France-Presse | Friday August 30, 2019
The United States staged a secret cyberattack in June against a database used by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps to plot attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf, The New York Times reported.
Trump Administration To Propose Major Changes In H-1B Visas
Indians Abroad | Press Trust of India | Thursday October 18, 2018
The Trump administration has said it is coming out with new proposals to not only revise the definition of specialty occupations under H-1B visas, but also the definition of employment under this foreign work visa category which is popular among Indian companies.
Donald Trump Says Taxes For The Wealthy Should Rise
Business | Thomson Reuters | Sunday May 8, 2016
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Sunday that taxes for the wealthy should go up and that he is in favor of an increase in the minimum wage.
US Jobs Rise Solidly in March; Wages Rebound
Business | Thomson Reuters | Saturday April 2, 2016
US employment increased solidly in March and wages rebounded, signs of economic resilience that could allow a cautious Federal Reserve to gradually raise interest rates this year.
Workers: The Poor Orphans of the US Economic Boom
World News | Agence France-Presse | Wednesday January 7, 2015
It is one of the contradictions of the US economic boom: the unemployment rate has fallen to the lowest level in six years, but workers' wages have remained almost flat.
LinkedIn to Pay Nearly $6 Million in US Labor Department Settlement
Reuters | Tuesday August 5, 2014
LinkedIn is paying $6 million in back overtime and damages after a labour investigation found the it had violated US wage law.
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