Microsoft pushes back on Vance’s H-1B visa claims
Microsoft said most of its 6,000 H-1B filings were for existing employees as the Labor Department halted PERM applications from eight companies.
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Microsoft Denies Misusing H-1B Visas, Cites AI Talent Shortage and US Training Investments
Microsoft has firmly denied Trump administration accusations of misusing the H-1B visa program to displace American workers with cheaper foreign talent. The company insists its practices comply with the law, address genuine skill shortages in AI and cloud computing, and are paired with major investments in domestic training and education. The debate over balancing global talent and American jobs continues.
Microsoft pushes back on Vance’s H-1B visa claims
After the Trump administration’s latest attack on tech companies over their use of the H-1B visa program, Microsoft is disputing a claim by Vice President JD Vance that it hired thousands of workers from other countries last year.
The Scoop: How Microsoft responded to H-1B visa suspension
Plus: Starbucks addresses Chipotle acquisition rumors; Walmart responds directly to critic. Microsoft and several other tech companies are now forbidden from using H-1B visas after the Trump administration claimed fraud. The visas allow highly skilled workers to enter the United States. Vice President JD Vance said that Microsoft circumvents rules that require companies to first […]
Microsoft has hit back at criticism from US Vice President JD Vance, saying it has confidence in the American workforce and its skills. The majority of its employees are from the US.
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