Reported about 11 hours ago
Amazon has restarted its green-card application process for foreign workers after a two-year hiatus, likely in response to a more competitive labor market. The company resumed applications on January 6, following a suspension of new PERM filings, which require proof that hiring foreign employees won't negatively impact U.S. job opportunities. Despite recent layoffs in Canada and across its U.S. divisions, the resumption of these applications suggests Amazon is looking to attract global talent to support its growth. The decision aligns with Trump's campaign promise to offer green cards to international students graduating from U.S. colleges.
Source: YAHOO