B-1 business visas Archive
Infosys Moves On, But There Are Chilling Immigration Reform Implications for Others in the Industry
On October 31, 2013 In Thought Leadership
The U.S. federal government this week announced a settlement agreement with Infosys with a record fine of $34 million — a penalty Infosys agreed to pay in settlement of the investigation related to its I-9 paperwork errors and H1-B and B-1 visa matters. There is both good news and bad news in this settlement.
A Detailed Look at How the U.S. Immigration Reform Will Impact Indian Service Providers and Their Customers
On May 28, 2013 In Thought Leadership
In this second post in our blog series on impacts from U.S. immigration reform, we explore the likely outcomes that will affect the Indian heritage providers and their customers. As explained in our first post, Critical Impacts on the Global Services Industry Due to Upcoming Immigration Reform, the large Indian providers are the most aggressive
Critical Impacts on the Global Services Industry Due to Upcoming Immigration Reform
On May 22, 2013 In Thought Leadership
We’ve reached an interesting point in the use of H-1B work visas in the global services industry. Despite many years of debating the necessity to change U.S. visa policies, visa reform failed to get traction. However, the situation has changed with the sweeping U.S. immigration bill. H-1B visa reform is by necessity part of
Will the U.S. Government “Arthur Andersen” Infosys?
On May 27, 2011 In Thought Leadership
As is well-documented at this time, a whistle blower and current Infosys employee has brought suit against Infosys claiming that Infosys has criminally manipulated U.S. immigration law to allow it to bring large numbers of employees into the United States to do work under visas that do not allow such activities. This in turn