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Infosys To Create 500 American Jobs At Its Innovation Hub In Rhode Island
In the early 2017, Infosys had vowed to hire 10,000 US workers over the next 2 years. The IT major has been working to meet the goal,
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Infosys To Create 500 US Jobs Over 5 Years At New Innovation Hub
60 per cent of Infosys' revenue in the 2016-17 came from the North American market.
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What HR Consulting Firm Says On TCS, Infosys Hiring Plans
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka had on May 2 announced that the IT company will hire 10,000 Americans in the next two years.
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TCS Says Applications For H-1B Visas Have Dropped Sharply
The US had accused TCS, as well as peers Infosys and Cognizant of unfairly cornering the lion's share of US' H-1B work visas, taking jobs away from American workers.
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After Wipro And Cognizant, Infosys May Announce Layoffs
The development comes at a time when its peers Wipro andCognizant are taking similar measures to control costs.
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How Infosys' US Hiring Plan Impacts Indian Techies
Infosys had on May 3 announced it will hire 10,000 Americans in the next two years and open four new centres in the US as part of efforts to mitigate the impact of H1-B visa curbs.
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Victory, Says White House, About Infosys Plans To Create 10,000 US Jobs
Infosys, a global tech outsourcing giant under fire from President Donald Trump for stealing American jobs, announced Tuesday that it plans to hire 10,000 new U.S. workers over the next two years.
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Opinion: Those 10,000 Infosys US Jobs Need To Be The Right Ones: Gadfly
Statements by two leaders in opposite hemispheres could help explain an announcement Tuesday that Infosys Ltd., the Indian outsourcing giant, will hire 10,000 American workers over the next two years.
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Infosys Plans to Hire 10,000 American Workers, Open 4 US Tech Centres
The move comes at a time when Infosys and some of its Indian peers have become political targets in the US for allegedly displacing jobs of US workers.
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Indian Techies Look To Europe, Canada Fearing Crackdown On H-1B Visas
Infosys has said it is looking into reducing its dependency on visas to stay competitive, while worried software executives are due to travel to the US later this month to press their case with lawmakers.
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Indian IT Companies Not Taking Away Jobs From US: Nirmala Sitharaman
Hailing the contribution of Indian IT companies to the American economy, Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said that it was a "myth" that these firms were taking away jobs from the US, saying they generate lakhs of jobs and pay billions of dollars in taxes.
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Infosys in process of resolving US visa investigation
Indian IT outsourcing firms like Infosys use thousands of visas to bring in employees, mainly from India, a practice that has come under intense scrutiny as it is seen by some U.S. policymakers as hurting the American job market.
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Infosys rejects claims of hiring discrimination in US
Infosys, India's second-largest software services provider, rejected allegations by an American job applicant that she was not hired for a position in the United States because of her nationality.
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Top 10 H1B visa users outsource jobs overseas: report
The Top 10 companies benefitting from H-1B visas are offshore outsourcers, a US publication reported on Tuesday, prompting an eminent American engineering organisation to seek a review of the ongoing immigration reforms.
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Infosys To Create 500 American Jobs At Its Innovation Hub In Rhode Island
In the early 2017, Infosys had vowed to hire 10,000 US workers over the next 2 years. The IT major has been working to meet the goal,
-
Infosys To Create 500 US Jobs Over 5 Years At New Innovation Hub
60 per cent of Infosys' revenue in the 2016-17 came from the North American market.
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What HR Consulting Firm Says On TCS, Infosys Hiring Plans
Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka had on May 2 announced that the IT company will hire 10,000 Americans in the next two years.
-
TCS Says Applications For H-1B Visas Have Dropped Sharply
The US had accused TCS, as well as peers Infosys and Cognizant of unfairly cornering the lion's share of US' H-1B work visas, taking jobs away from American workers.
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After Wipro And Cognizant, Infosys May Announce Layoffs
The development comes at a time when its peers Wipro andCognizant are taking similar measures to control costs.
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How Infosys' US Hiring Plan Impacts Indian Techies
Infosys had on May 3 announced it will hire 10,000 Americans in the next two years and open four new centres in the US as part of efforts to mitigate the impact of H1-B visa curbs.
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Victory, Says White House, About Infosys Plans To Create 10,000 US Jobs
Infosys, a global tech outsourcing giant under fire from President Donald Trump for stealing American jobs, announced Tuesday that it plans to hire 10,000 new U.S. workers over the next two years.
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Opinion: Those 10,000 Infosys US Jobs Need To Be The Right Ones: Gadfly
Statements by two leaders in opposite hemispheres could help explain an announcement Tuesday that Infosys Ltd., the Indian outsourcing giant, will hire 10,000 American workers over the next two years.
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Infosys Plans to Hire 10,000 American Workers, Open 4 US Tech Centres
The move comes at a time when Infosys and some of its Indian peers have become political targets in the US for allegedly displacing jobs of US workers.
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Indian Techies Look To Europe, Canada Fearing Crackdown On H-1B Visas
Infosys has said it is looking into reducing its dependency on visas to stay competitive, while worried software executives are due to travel to the US later this month to press their case with lawmakers.
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Indian IT Companies Not Taking Away Jobs From US: Nirmala Sitharaman
Hailing the contribution of Indian IT companies to the American economy, Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman today said that it was a "myth" that these firms were taking away jobs from the US, saying they generate lakhs of jobs and pay billions of dollars in taxes.
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Infosys in process of resolving US visa investigation
Indian IT outsourcing firms like Infosys use thousands of visas to bring in employees, mainly from India, a practice that has come under intense scrutiny as it is seen by some U.S. policymakers as hurting the American job market.
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Infosys rejects claims of hiring discrimination in US
Infosys, India's second-largest software services provider, rejected allegations by an American job applicant that she was not hired for a position in the United States because of her nationality.
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Top 10 H1B visa users outsource jobs overseas: report
The Top 10 companies benefitting from H-1B visas are offshore outsourcers, a US publication reported on Tuesday, prompting an eminent American engineering organisation to seek a review of the ongoing immigration reforms.
