From Florida to Washington: H-1B hiring shifts at US universities raise concerns for global academic talent
Florida is considering a one-year ban on new H-1B hires at public universities, a move mirroring nationwide uncertainty following a new $100,000 federal fee on H-1B petitions. Universities like Washington and Mississippi State have already paused or restricted new sponsorships. This creates a challenging environment for international academics seeking US positions.
Florida is considering a one-year ban on new H-1B hires at public universities, a move mirroring nationwide uncertainty following a new $100,000 federal fee on H-1B petitions. Universities like Washington and Mississippi State have already paused or restricted new sponsorships. This creates a challenging environment for international academics seeking US positions. What's Your Reaction?
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