10
May
Washington (Rajeev Sharma): The United States administration has unveiled a proposal to significantly raise the minimum salary requirements for companies hiring workers under the H-1B visa programme, with wage thresholds expected to increase by nearly 30 per cent across multiple categories. The proposed revision, introduced by the US Department of Labor, aims to strengthen salary protections for American workers and ensure foreign professionals are not hired at lower wage rates than local employees. Under the draft framework, salary benchmarks across four experience levels would see substantial hikes. Entry-level H-1B workers could see the minimum salary requirement rise to nearly $98,000…
