H-1B Hubbub News

Companies that can’t import talent will hire more people overseas.

For IT firms navigating the H-1B chaos, the immediate task is to manage the transition, rework contracts and make sure work continues smoothly. Here is how law firms are providing wise counsel at a critical turning point.

Top members on the Judiciary Committee wrote to Amazon, Apple and other big companies, with the lawmakers raising concerns about layoffs and slumping job prospects for Americans.

US tariffs have been announced, delayed, modified and sometimes reversed in recent months. Companies are expected to make long-term investment decisions without knowing what the trade rules will look like next quarter, let alone next year.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick sowed confusion over whether new fees were annual and applicable to existing visa holders.

Reports of a new visa fee for foreign workers prompted hasty goodbyes, races to the airport and an anxiety-filled flight to San Francisco.

The US President’s sharply hiked visa fee is meant to protect American jobs, but a deeper look at the economic forces at play suggests it's a profound gamble that could backfire badly. On the other hand, it could be a blessing in disguise for India's tech sector.

Visas used for skilled workers fill a tiny portion of the U.S. workforce but include jobs at some of the biggest technology companies.

A new $100,000 fee for the visa, the primary pathway for foreign professionals to enter the U.S., has sparked panic.

An exorbitant H-1B visa fee is the latest blow taken by India from the Trump administration. The country has the world’s largest youth cohort. Weaker job prospects and career paths for them only adds to their woes amid widespread employment anxiety.