DOL’s proposed rule on the prevailing wage methodology for the H-2B program.
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If you have a college education and a sponsor in the United States, you may qualify for this visa. American Immigration permits this type of specialty occupation work visas. It can be approved in as fast as two to three months. This visa is usually issued for a period of three years. Should you decide [...]
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Question: I am applying for the new PERM, but am having a very difficult time figuring out what is the prevailing wage and how to figure out what level it is. Can you please explain? Answer: There are four levels to any job. Level 1 (entry) is for beginning level employees who have a basic [...]
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Question: What changes to the prevailing wage process are caused by the H-1B Visa Reform Act of 2004? Answer: The two changes to the prevailing wage determination process for foreign labor certification due to the H-1B Visa Reform Act (effective on March 8, 2005) are: The wage required to be paid shall be 100 percent [...]
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Question: I know that PERM is the new way for Labor Certifications to be done. However, I am unclear how to determine what type of wage should be paid for the position. Can you clarify? Answer: This would be known as the prevailing wage. This is typically the same wage that someone of similar type [...]
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