RobertoOrtiz
10-05-2003, 07:56 AM
Quote:
"With skyrocketing IT unemployment as a backdrop, the U.S. Congress let the H-1B visa limit drop back to 65,000 on Tuesday
The limit on H-1B visas had been boosted to 195,000 in 2000 in response to companies that claimed they couldn't hire enough domestic talent to fuel the dot-com bubble. Even then this assertion was scorned by many high-tech labor experts who saw the visa program as a way to get cheap workers. "
>>Link<< (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1738&ncid=1738&e=11&u=/zd/20031001/tc_zd/108473)
-R
"With skyrocketing IT unemployment as a backdrop, the U.S. Congress let the H-1B visa limit drop back to 65,000 on Tuesday
The limit on H-1B visas had been boosted to 195,000 in 2000 in response to companies that claimed they couldn't hire enough domestic talent to fuel the dot-com bubble. Even then this assertion was scorned by many high-tech labor experts who saw the visa program as a way to get cheap workers. "
>>Link<< (http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=1738&ncid=1738&e=11&u=/zd/20031001/tc_zd/108473)
-R
