The charge for some H-1B workers drove down demand among the program’s biggest users in IT staffing and tech, Bloomberg Law reports.
Bloomberg Law reports that the Trump administration’s initial $100,000 charge for some H-1B workers led to a sharp drop in demand from the program’s biggest users in the IT staffing and tech industries.
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The charge for some H-1B workers drove down demand among the program’s biggest users in IT staffing and tech, Bloomberg Law reports.
Bloomberg Law reports that the Trump administration’s initial $100,000 charge for some H-1B workers led to a sharp drop in demand from the program’s biggest users in the IT staffing and tech industries.
Bloomberg Law@BLawThe Trump administration’s initial six-figure charge for some H-1B workers led to a sharp drop in demand from the program’s biggest users in the IT staffing and tech industries.
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Bloomberg Law@BLawThe Trump administration’s initial six-figure charge for some H-1B workers led to a sharp drop in demand from the program’s biggest users in the IT staffing and tech industries.
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