Immigration
Eight employers barred from a skilled-worker green-card programProtect American technology from the people building it
American technology firms may need to find their next engineers somewhere else.
- Executive owner
- Donald J. Trump / JD Vance / Labor
- Status
- Eight employers barred from a skilled-worker green-card program
- Due
- Before the affected employees select another country
- Paying for it
- Technology employers, foreign-born workers and U.S. competitiveness
ACTIVITY
UpdatedLabor suspended Microsoft and seven other employers from the program.
I want AMERICANS getting those Jobs!
Microsoft denied paying foreign-born employees less than American employees.
Workforce Strategy received a warning that the restriction could drive skilled workers abroad.
I save a Job, they explain why the Job wanted to leave..... nobody works harder for a little Credit than your favorite President (ME!).
Communications retained America First after removing the location of the resulting jobs.
Microsoft can explain complicated Computers all day, explain the PAYCHECK! Who got paid what?? I understand a Paycheck much better than those ridiculous Passwords, change it every ten minutes, nobody remembers!
PUBLIC RECORD
Microsoft President Brad Smith warned October 15 that the administration’s restrictions on skilled-worker green cards could damage U.S. technology competitiveness and send talent abroad. Microsoft and seven other employers were barred from using the program after Vice President JD Vance accused companies of abusing employment-based immigration.