Weathering the Trump storm: How India’s IT sector & its talent is ‘uniquely positioned’ to deal with increased H-1B visa costs
Moody’s is of the view that most of these IT sector firms will be able to absorb the higher visa costs without a significant deterioration in their operating or financial profiles. India is in a unique position to bridge the talent gap that the US is facing. Moody’s explains that the US is set to face increasing labour shortages because of declining birthrates and a population that is fast aging.🕒 1 min read
Moody’s is of the view that most of these IT sector firms will be able to absorb the higher visa costs without a significant deterioration in their operating or financial profiles. India is in a unique position to bridge the talent gap that the US is facing. Moody’s explains that the US is set to face increasing labour shortages because of declining birthrates and a population that is fast aging.
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