US considers a 'chip visa' to solve skills shortage
The US semiconductor industry is lobbying the government to create a new type of visa that will make to easier for firms to hire overseas talent.
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The US semiconductor industry is lobbying the government to create a new type of visa that will make to easier for firms to hire overseas talent.
American semiconductor industry needs tens of thousands of foreign workers, so the government has to alter H1-B visa program, U.S. chipmakers believe.
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