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US Department of Labor Suspends Microsoft, Adobe, and Other Tech Firms From Labor Certification Program

By Rhyter Times Desk · 2h ago

The U.S. Department of Labor has suspended several prominent technology corporations from its permanent labor certification program, according to reports published Thursday by HR Dive and CIO Dive.

Both outlets reported that tech giants Microsoft and Adobe were among the companies placed under suspension on Thursday, alongside additional technology and IT services businesses. CIO Dive also specifically named Cognizant among the firms subject to the department's action as part of an enforcement effort aimed at IT outsourcing.

How outlets are covering this

The U.S. Department of Labor suspended Microsoft, Adobe, and other technology firms from the permanent labor certification program on Thursday, according to reporting by HR Dive and CIO Dive. The administrative action forms part of a broader regulatory effort focused on IT outsourcing. Among the impacted businesses, CIO Dive also identified Cognizant as being included in the suspension.

Shared reporting

  • The U.S. Department of Labor suspended companies from the permanent labor certification program on Thursday.
  • Microsoft and Adobe are among the major technology companies suspended.
  • The suspensions affect additional technology and IT services firms beyond Microsoft and Adobe.

Different framing

  • CIO Dive explicitly named Cognizant alongside Microsoft and Adobe, whereas HR Dive did not name Cognizant and instead referred generally to other major tech companies.

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