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Immigration Voice applauds Obama on immigration reform27-JUN-09
Immigration Voice, a US-based organisation working for protection of immigration issues, mainly related to the Indian-Americans, has applauded the leadership of President Barack Obama on the issue.
Infy cuts H1-B visas to 'reduce overseas bench'23-MAY-09
Even as the strong anti-outsourcing lobby in the US is forcing US lawmakers to take a relook at their H1-B visa strategy amid huge job losses, Infosys Technologies – which holds the largest number of H1-B visas among all the Indian IT services companies – has started reducing the number as a part of the company’s policy to reduce its ‘overseas bench’ strength.
Nasscom changes stance on US visa issue08-MAY-09
Will demand 'service visas' instead of mentioning H1-B/L1 visas.
US scholars urge govt, Congress to raise H-1B visa cap08-APR-09
Asking the Obama Administration and Congress to increase the cap of H-1B work visas, popular among Indian professionals, from the present 65,000 to 195,000 per annum, two eminent scholars from a US think tank have said such a move would help stimulate economic growth and generate tax revenue.
Microsoft filing for fewer H1-B visas03-APR-09
As the US Citizenship and Immigration Services started accepting applications from Wednesday for the much sought-after H-1B work visas for professionals, software giant Microsoft said this year it is filing less petitions for work visas under this category.
H1-B visa petitions to be accepted till April 724-MAR-09
The US Citizenship and Immigration Services would accept petitions for the H1-B work visas on the first five working days beginning 1 April.
Satyam gets more H1-B visas than Microsoft24-FEB-09
It may be at the centre of India's biggest ever corporate fraud now, but Satyam Computer was issued more H1-B visas than any other company in the world except for two of its Indian rivals in the last fiscal.
US stimulus bill to hit Indians, other H1-B visa holders14-FEB-09
The US Congress has barred firms receiving the government bailout from hiring Indians and other foreign workers through the skilled worker visa (H1-B) programme, if they are replacing American workers.
Bailed-out US firms cannot replace laid-off workers by H1-B14-FEB-09
In what could be seen as a major blow to Indian IT professionals, the US Congress has prohibited banks and firms receiving federal bailout money from hiring people on H-1B visas in place of Americans laid off by them due to the economic meltdown.
House Republicans seek doubling of H1-B cap22-APR-08
A Republican caucus has asked the Democrat leadership in the US House of Representatives to approve a proposed bill to nearly double the present artificial cap on H1-B visas, much sought-after by
13 US Governors for hiking H1-B visa limit13-SEP-07
The controversial H1-B visa issue got a fresh lease of life as 13 Governors from the US  including Democrats and Republicans  sent a letter to the Congress, exhorting it to revisit the issue since
Nath to raise H1-B issue at G416-MAY-07
India has strongly objected to the move by two Senators from the United States, asking nine Indian IT companies to furnish details of their work force and their use of H-1B visa. Commerce Minister
H1B quota raj irks IT firms10-APR-07
The current cap on H1-B visas could lead to a situation where those having the visas demand fatter salaries which, in turn, could trigger a slight wage inflation.
US receives 150,000 H1-B applications05-APR-07
Touches Congressionally-mandated cap for 2007-08.
Bush pitches for more H1-B visas27-JAN-07
At a time when the US Congress is to re-examine immigration issues, President George W Bush has made a strong case for increasing the H1-B visa quota, emphasising that it makes no sense for America
  
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