Amazon’s visa bind: When stranded employees are allowed to work, but not do their jobs
Amazon has temporarily allowed employees stranded in India by US visa delays to work remotely until March 2026, but under strict limits that bar coding, decision-making, or customer interaction. The move highlights how tighter H-1B scrutiny has disrupted global mobility, leaving workers employed in name yet sidelined in practice.
Amazon has temporarily allowed employees stranded in India by US visa delays to work remotely until March 2026, but under strict limits that bar coding, decision-making, or customer interaction. The move highlights how tighter H-1B scrutiny has disrupted global mobility, leaving workers employed in name yet sidelined in practice. What's Your Reaction?
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