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Trump’s move to suspend PERM programme for Indian IT majors raises talent-retention concerns

M
Mini Tejaswi
Trump’s move to suspend PERM programme for Indian IT majors raises talent-retention concerns
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The Trump administration has suspended the PERM labor certification program for major Indian IT firms, creating uncertainty for Indian tech professionals in the U.S. While the immediate impact is limited, experts warn that a prolonged suspension could disrupt talent management and force companies to shift operations offshore.

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This policy change directly affects the operational strategies of global IT giants and the career stability of thousands of foreign workers in the U.S. tech sector.

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The Trump administration’s decision to suspend access to the Permanent Labour Certification (PERM) programme for major Indian IT companies, including Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Infosys, Wipro and HCLTech, has raised concerns over the long-term retention of experienced Indian technology professionals in the U.S.

While the immediate operational and financial impact is expected to be limited, a prolonged suspension could complicate talent management and accelerate the shift towards offshore delivery and alternative technology hubs.

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