H-1B curbs reportedly push Indian tech firms to rethink US staffing
The Economic Times, citing US government data, reports a 92% drop in H-1B registrations by the largest IT staffing and outsourcing firms between the FY25 and FY27 registration cycles.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that H-1B curbs are pushing Indian tech firms to rethink how they deploy talent in the US. Citing US government data, it says H-1B registrations by the largest IT staffing and outsourcing firms fell 92%, from 24,946 to 2,055, between the FY25 and FY27 registration cycles. Consular-processing requests dropped nearly 97% over the same period, the report says.
H-1B curbs reportedly push Indian tech firms to rethink US staffing
The Economic Times, citing US government data, reports a 92% drop in H-1B registrations by the largest IT staffing and outsourcing firms between the FY25 and FY27 registration cycles.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that H-1B curbs are pushing Indian tech firms to rethink how they deploy talent in the US. Citing US government data, it says H-1B registrations by the largest IT staffing and outsourcing firms fell 92%, from 24,946 to 2,055, between the FY25 and FY27 registration cycles. Consular-processing requests dropped nearly 97% over the same period, the report says.