Today, USCIS published its final rule “Registration Requirement for Petitioners Seeking To File H-1B Petitions on Behalf of Cap-Subject Aliens” in the Federal Register. This new rule seeks to make two changes to the selection process for initial or “Cap Subject” H-1 visa petitions:…
There is good news and bad news regarding eVerify. Good News: The President’s signature on the continuing resolution reopening the government over the weekend brought eVerify back to life. eVerify is now back up and running and accepting employee information. Bad News: eVerify employers now have…
In the last two weeks, the nation’s high court issued two opinions concerning an important issue relating to enforceability of arbitration agreements, namely, who decides the “gateway” issue of whether or not a particular dispute is arbitrable—a court or an arbitrator? According to…
For decades, American employers have used the legally endorsed policy of rounding employees’ time to the nearest quarter hour. This has always been permissible, provided the policy was neutral in effect, meaning that on balance employees were not underpaid as a result. Back in the days not so long…
On Monday, USCIS published proposed rules affecting the H-1 lottery. Under the present rules, employers wishing to hire a new H-1 worker must file a prima facie approvable petition during the first week of April. Petitions are filed on paper and in duplicate. USCIS then types the names of the employers and…
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