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4 Work-Arounds to the H1B Problem: CEOs, especially those involved in high tech, see the same pattern year after year. They desperately need high-level, foreign workers since universities in the U.S. are not turning out enough software writers and computer engineers. Yet nothing ever seems to get done in Congress to boost the...; Tags: Peter Galuszka, L-1 visa, visa, H1B Problem, Visa Inc., Paul Colman; Blog posts 2008-05-06
Why Bill Gates Is Wrong on H-1B Visas: Why Bill Gates Is Wrong on H-1B VisasDisagreeEconomics will always win at the end of the day!RE: Why Bill Gates Is Wrong on H-1B VisasMy experience in recruiting visa canaidates whas pure supply and demand. We did not have a different pay scale, and tended hire a range of experienced...; Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Companies, H1B, Bill Gates Is Wrong, H-1B; Discussion threads 2008-03-14

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Presidential Nominees Barack Obama, John McCain on Outsourcing, Immigration with VentureOutsource.com: SAN JOSE, Calif. -- VentureOutsource.com announced today it presented Democratic and Republican 2008 U.S. presidential nominees Senator Barack Obama (D-Illinois) and Senator John McCain (R-Arizona) questions on outsourcing, immigration, and H1-B visas as part of the Company's Industry Interviews. VentureOutsource.com, an authoritative resource for outsourcing and offshoring, attracts...; Articles 2008-06-10
Help Wanted: H-1B visa cap limit makes filling skilled jobs tough: The topic of immigration is a hot-button issue among members of Congress and their constituents. However, the potential impact of the existing cap on H-1B visas on the U.S. economy and the education system adds another important dimension to the immigration debate many may not have considered. ...; Articles 2008-05-23
Explain alphabet soup, please: For poorly informed me and other "homebodies," please have your expert political columnists explain the meaning of the "Government's Alphabet Soup Doings" -- NAFTA, CAFTA, WTO, GAO, TREAT, CFR, PNTR, FTA, VAT, H-1B, SPP, NACC, NASCO and also SKIL Bill, SmartPort, globalism, outsourcing, insourcing, totalization and any I may have...; Articles 2008-05-20

Qualcomm Hosts U.S. Secretary of Commerce: - Key Technology Policies Raised During Visit - SAN DIEGO, May 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Qualcomm Incorporated hosted U.S. Secretary of Commerce Carlos Gutierrez at its San Diego headquarters yesterday. Secretary Gutierrez discussed economic issues and policies of interest to the technology sector, including patent reform...; Articles 2008-05-14
VISANOW Highlights Impact of Recent Changes to Work Authorization Process for Foreign Students: New Options for F-1 Visa Holders Aim to Address Limitations Resulting from H-1B Visa Cap CHICAGO -- Although an increase was not introduced to this year's H-1B cap, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services USCIS has implemented two new avenues for employers to offset the limit on available...; Articles 2008-04-28
Trendlines: New, Hot, Unexpected: Bill Would Double Cap on H-1B Visas A bill before the U.S. Congress would double the number of immigrant worker visas available each year under the H-1B program. The Innovation Employment Act, introduced last month by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., would raise the H-1B visa...; Articles 2008-04-11
US hits quota on visas for professionals; random lottery set: WASHINGTON AFP — US authorities said Tuesday they had received too many applications for a visa program for skilled workers for the coming year, meaning a random lottery will determine the winners. The completion of the 65,000 annual quota for the H-1B visa program, used for many high-tech...; Articles 2008-04-08
Tech company anticipates falling short on visas: federal cap levels hinder Trinus' pursuit of foreign workers: SANJAY Kucheria, president of a Glendale information technology company, learned his lesson last year. Trinus Corp. had filed 80 applications to get special visas for highly skilled foreign workers last April. But it got only 25 of the H1B visas approved for its engineering positions. The...; Articles 2008-04-07
SPEEA Seeks Information About Boeing's Use of Foreign Workers: SEATTLE -- Concerned about continuing efforts to increase the number of foreign workers allowed at U.S. companies, the union representing engineers and technical workers at The Boeing Company is seeking detailed information about the number of employees working technical jobs at Boeing through federal visa programs. Today (April...; Articles 2008-04-01
Understanding immigration and trade: what will a shortage of skilled labor do to U.S. competitiveness?: Three years ago I spoke at a meeting of a trade association known as the Biotechnology Industry Organization. Walking down the aisles, I was struck by the odd juxtaposition of booths. Most featured new biotech products, but about a half dozen showcased immigration firms that help biotech firms navigate their...; Articles 2008-04-01
Uncapped exodus: the H-1B visa cap leads to more offshoring: April traditions include filing taxes, April Fools' jokes and, for many in U.S. industry, filing H-1B professional visa applications with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Despite the downpour of H-1B visa applications each April, H-1B visas--so necessary for economic survival and growth--deplete quickly because of a cap. Looking for...; Articles 2008-04-01
Tech firms line up at U.S. visa window; Industry wants wider access to 'key' workers.(BUSINESS): Byline: Kara Rowland, THE WASHINGTON TIMES Technology firms across the nation are crossing their fingers today as the U.S. opens the annual visa application window for skilled workers. Last year, the annual cap of 65,000 was reached on the same day. ...; Articles 2008-04-01
DHS drafting rule to halt multiple H-1B visa applications: The Department of Homeland Security DHS is drafting a regulation that would prohibit employers from filing more than one H-1B visa application for a foreign national, according to DHS Assistant Secretary Julie Myers, the director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement...; Articles 2008-04-01
More Than 150,000 Applications Expected for 58,200 H-1B Visas; Annual Lottery Opens Today for Skilled Foreign Workers: Experts Believe Cap is Bad for U.S. Competitiveness, Reduces Employment of Citizens AUSTIN, Texas -- Today is the first of five busy days at the Vermont Service Center. Located in the sleepy town of Saint Albans, VT, the service center is the primary federal office for filing most...; Articles 2008-04-01
Understanding Immigration and Trade: What will a shortage of skilled labor do to U.S. competitiveness? BY RICHARD A. EPSTEIN Three years ago I spoke at a meeting of a trade association known as the Biotechnology Industry Organization. Walking down the aisles, I was struck by the odd juxtaposition of booths. Most...; Articles 2008-04-01
Immigration Law Associates, P.C. Provides Breaking Business Immigration News and Analysis: Highlights of USCIS' FY 2009 H-1B Program Changes: CHICAGO -- As most H-1B employers and workers are all too aware, the Federal government cuts off access to H-1B visas for most applicants when enough petitions are received to meet the 65,000 quota. Last year, more than enough arrived at USCIS' door on the first possible filing date to...; Articles 2008-03-31
Lottery for visas leaves US companies in limbo: American business leaders slammed the US system of awarding visas to foreign workers, as employers across the country scramble to prepare applications for a federal lottery. The 85,000 quota of visas for skilled, temporary workers is expected to be reached within days of the application process being...; Articles 2008-03-30
US firms brace for new squeeze on high-tech visas: WASHINGTON AFP — Facing another squeeze on a visa program for skilled workers, US business leaders are stepping up efforts to raise the limits, arguing that the nation is running short of the talent it needs to remain competitive. A broad coalition of businesses, especially in the tech...; Articles 2008-03-29