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They Survived Coronavirus. Can They Survive the H1B Freeze?

A new set of challenges awaits some tech companies amid COVID-19

Jul. 1st, 2020
They Survived Coronavirus. Can They Survive the H1B Freeze?

One of the only sectors in the US economy that has thrived during COVID-19 has been Tech. These companies have benefited from having online operations and high concentration of work that can be done remotely (as shown in a previous post via one of our types of data analytics).

But there may be a reversal of fortune as these companies face a new set of challenges through the sudden freezing of the H1B visa program, which will significantly impact technical jobs:

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Below are the companies that have filed the most H1B Labor Certifications, and will be most challenged by this freeze, according to HR data:

If you have any ideas of other types of data analytics or would like to hear more about Revelio Labs and our HR data, please feel free to reach out to us. You can also check out our earlier newsletter on remote work here.

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Ben Zweig

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