Immigration
Oct. 15, 2011
Hiring foreign workers proves more time-consuming, costly
Despite a recovering economy in the U.S., companies remain reluctant to hire foreign workers, leaving immigration firms hurting for business.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Despite a recovering U.S. economy, companies remain reluctant to hire foreign workers, leaving immigration law firms hurting for business.
At first, the poor job market was said to be the blame for companies scaling back on visa sponsorships of immigrant employees. Now lawyers say the expensive and often lengthy application process is prompting companies to shy away from foreign labor.
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