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Adobe Suspends PERM Program as Estonia Courts Indian IT Talent

7 reports, 1 independent Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened

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Adobe suspended its PERM program following an announcement by US Labour Secretary Keith Sonderling. In response to the suspension of PERM for several major IT outsourcing companies, Estonia invited Indian IT professionals and companies to explore opportunities in Europe through its e-residency program.

From parisguardian.com

Why it matters

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The suspension of the PERM program affects major IT outsourcing firms, such as Infosys, limiting their ability to hire in the US. Estonia is leveraging its e-residency program to attract Indian talent and companies, seeking opportunities for collaboration and market scaling within the European Union.

From parisguardian.com

Who's involved

  • EstoniaInvites Indian IT professionals and companies to Europe via its e-residency program.
  • AdobeSuspended its PERM labor certification program after federal investigations.
  • Keith SonderlingAnnounced the suspension of PERM applications involving several major IT outsourcing companies.
  • InfosysWas among the major IT outsourcing companies whose PERM applications were suspended.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    Might see increased investment or business establishment in the European Union through Estonia's e-residency program.

  • AdobeSpeculative

    May need to adjust operational costs and hiring strategies due to the PERM program suspension.

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