H-1B Visa Applications Filed at Lowest Number Since 2003
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Michael Barkoviak - November 4, 2009 8:18 AM The economy has led to a lower number of H-1B visa applications Thousands of work visas used by the tech and biotech industries remain available for foreign workers, even though the... [read full story]
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