Visa Limits Fuel Frustration in Efforts to Fill High-Skill Jobs

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H1-B Visas,
Talent Management
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Crain Communications Inc.,
H-1B,
H-1B Visa,
Human Resources,
Labor Relations,
Visa Inc.
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Crain Communications

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Overview: When U.S. recruiters go out to buy technical talent, they shop in domestic markets that are highly protected by restrictive immigration policies, voluminous and ever-changing rules and a cumbersome visa process. The prime example of this regulatory nightmare is the H-1B visa program. Because bringing in an employee under an H-1B visa is expensive and time-consuming, many recruiters pursue H-1B employees only as a last resort.

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Format: HTML | Date: Mar 2006 | Pages: 5

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