How Top Corporations Are Secretly Navigating and Profiting from Shifting Immigration Policies—What They’re Not Telling You Could Change Your Next Investment Move
NetApp pointed out that many of its employees are foreign nationals who obtain visas, licenses, and entry permits to work legally in the U.S. and other countries. Restrictions or difficulties in obtaining them, complying with new immigration and labor laws, and dealing with changes to immigration policy or enforcement of existing immigration laws could “lead to unexpected labor costs and hinder our ability to retain and attract skilled professionals, negatively impacting our business, results of operations or financial conditions.”
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