New York Law Journal
...and apply regardless of a foreign worker's level of education or training. Current regulations on H-1B temporary work visas for professionals contain...
...and her husband Ioannis Politis reside at 20-17 18th Street, Apartment 1B, which is located within Marine Terrace. In 1979, Mrs. Politis suffered a...
...visa numbers among the roughly 124,000 petitions filed for H-1B workers (technically as "specialty occupation workers"). Just by...
...Such reform is especially pertinent today given the increased demand for skilled workers, principally in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (the STEM...
...protecting U.S. workers and foreign employees in various nonimmigrant visa categories, including professional (specialty occupation) employees (under the H-1B, H-1B1 and...
...2013, our top five include the creation of green card avenues for workers in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields, passage of the DREAM...
...simple application of anti-subrogation. A trade contractor employer buys Workers Compensation and Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance policies and, to comply with...
...time only. Plaintiffs, all of whom are pharmacists, either obtained H-1B temporary worker visas, allowing them to "come 'temporarily to the United States...
...are temporarily working in the United States as faculty appointees, in H-1B or TN visa status. Their employers are facing the longer-term issue...
Zlatko Hadzismajlovic, special counsel at McCarter & English, writes: If defense contracting is a part of your business, you already understand that compliance with the International Traffic in Arms
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