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    PERM Certifications Q1 2016

    From DOL LCR data.

    Birth ------- October -- November -- Total No. -- Total %
    CHINA ----------- 654 ------- 645 ------ 1,299 ----- 8.9%
    INDIA --------- 3,861 ----- 4,128 ------ 7,989 ---- 54.5%
    MEXICO ---------- 150 ------- 122 -------- 272 ----- 1.9%
    PHILIPPINES ----- 143 ------- 163 -------- 306 ----- 2.1%
    ROW ----------- 2,405 ----- 2,378 ------ 4,783 ---- 32.6%
    UNKNOWN ----------- 3 --------- 0 ---------- 3 ----- 0.0%

    Grand Total --- 7,216 ----- 7,436 ----- 14,652 --- 100.0%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spectator View Post
    From DOL LCR data.

    Birth ------- October -- November -- Total No. -- Total %
    CHINA ----------- 654 ------- 645 ------ 1,299 ----- 8.9%
    INDIA --------- 3,861 ----- 4,128 ------ 7,989 ---- 54.5%
    MEXICO ---------- 150 ------- 122 -------- 272 ----- 1.9%
    PHILIPPINES ----- 143 ------- 163 -------- 306 ----- 2.1%
    ROW ----------- 2,405 ----- 2,378 ------ 4,783 ---- 32.6%
    UNKNOWN ----------- 3 --------- 0 ---------- 3 ----- 0.0%

    Grand Total --- 7,216 ----- 7,436 ----- 14,652 --- 100.0%
    Is this higher or lower compared to 2015?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Suva2001 View Post
    Is this higher or lower compared to 2015?

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    Depends how you look at it.

    Annualized (based on working days) it represents 93k for FY2016 which would be an increase of 18% over FY2015. That would be in line with DOL forecasts if they were granted the extra resource requested in the budget plan.

    It's 38% higher than the corresponding period in FY2015.

    It's around 12% lower than the monthly average for Q4 FY2015.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spectator View Post
    Depends how you look at it.

    Annualized (based on working days) it represents 93k for FY2016 which would be an increase of 18% over FY2015. That would be in line with DOL forecasts if they were granted the extra resource requested in the budget plan.

    It's 38% higher than the corresponding period in FY2015.

    It's around 12% lower than the monthly average for Q4 FY2015.

    Take your pick.
    Thanks Spec. Not sure if it would impact SO to EB3-I in FY16.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Suva2001 View Post
    Thanks Spec. Not sure if it would impact SO to EB3-I in FY16.

    Thanks
    on that note any more data points to suggest movement in EB3 India for fiscal 2016? Its been pretty quite and I am guessing will be like this till the last qtr?

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