For years, global mobility has been the invisible infrastructure of the American tech industry. Engineers flew out for visa renewals, logged in from abroad for a few days, and returned to their desks ...

Amazon is giving its India-based employees a temporary remote work pass until early March due to visa processing snags. But, there are strict rules: no coding, no big strategy talks, and definitely no ...

Amazon has said that employee stranded in India due to H-1B visa delays can work remotely until March — but with certain restrictions. Amazon has said that employee stranded in India due to H-1B visa ...

Local Z102.9 radio DJ Eric Hanson has been stranded in Puerto Rico since Saturday thanks to the conflict in Venezuela. On Saturday, the day of the Venezuela attack, roughly 1,130 flights within, into ...

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Hundreds of passengers stranded at major terminals in Accra as work and school resume. Acute intercity bus shortage causes frustration, long queues, and missed reporting fears amid post-Christmas ...

Amazon has allowed some employees stranded in India due to visa delays to work remotely until early March, making a rare exception to its five-day-a-week office policy, according to reports by ...

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