Computer Weekly: Tech and Global Mobility: The Impact of the New US Administration
March 5, 2025
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By: William Diaz
In his piece published by Computer Weekly, Senior Manager William Diaz discusses the evolving landscape of the H-1B visa program under the new US administration and its implications for the tech industry.
The article examines regulatory changes from the previous administration that provided increased flexibility for employers, including revised specialty occupation definitions and enhanced compliance measures. However, with historical data showing increased H-1B denial rates in previous years, William highlights potential policy shifts that could make hiring foreign talent more challenging. He also explores alternative visa options, such as the O-1, L-1, and E-2, advising companies to adopt a strategic, multi-jurisdictional approach to workforce planning.
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