Google job cuts: Why it means more bad news for employees seeking green card

Google It looks like there is worse news for employees eyeing U.S. green cards.The company has reportedly suspended Program electronic review management (PERM) is an important step in obtaining an employer-sponsored green card. PERM is an application for obtaining certification from the Department of Labor (DOL) for a specific job at a specific location at a specific time. A PERM application is an important first step. green card (permanent residence) procedure. This process requires companies to demonstrate that they do not have qualified U.S. workers for specific roles. dismissal In the US, this may not be easy for tech companies.
Some Twitter users shared an email the company allegedly sent to its foreign employees, informing them that the tech giant is suspending new PERM applications. Posted team blindis an anonymous social networking site for certified IT workers. However, the post has now been deleted.

However, Google has made it clear that it will continue to support PERM applications that have already been submitted. His current PERM rules have been in force since 2005.
This is an email that Google reportedly sent to its foreign staff.
Hello everyone,
Aware of how this news may affect you and some of your family members, we wanted to inform you as soon as possible about the difficult decision to suspend new PERM applications. does not affect the program
What is the PERM program?
The PERM application is an important first step in the green card (permanent residency) process. This process requires employers to demonstrate that there are no qualified U.S. workers available for a particular role. This is a position that is becoming increasingly difficult for us to support given today’s labor market.
Why Pause New PERM Applications?
Many tech companies have announced staff cuts (hiring suspensions/layoffs), resulting in an increase in the number of people looking for work.
As a result, we, like other tech companies, have seen a significant increase in the number of tech PERM cases audited by the Department of Labor (DOL). US job market.