Oracle Faces Backlash After Reportedly Trying to Hire Foreign Workers After Mass Layoffs
The tech giant's controversial move to replace domestic workers with foreign talent ignites public and political criticism
Oracle is under scrutiny for laying off thousands of American workers while filing for over 3,000 H-1B visas, raising questions about corpor
Oracle is facing criticism after reports that the company filed thousands of visa applications for foreign workers shortly after terminating thousands of American employees. The dismissals, representing between 12 and 18 per cent of the total workforce, followed by a significant surge in foreign visa applications, have drawn public and political scrutiny. Industry analysts suggest that the software giant is not in financial difficulty but is instead restructuring its workforce to redirect resources towards AI infrastructure.
The contrast between the mass departures and the company's new recruitment drive has raised questions about corporate responsibility. Former employees and domestic labour advocates have criticised the move as a departure from the company's obligations to its existing workforce.











