Articles, tagged with "department of labor", page 5
10th February 2011
The H1 visa is the US work permit that is provided to those foreign individuals to work in the US for up to six years. It is a non-immigrant visa that allows business professionals to be employed in the US in case a US resident or citizen is not available...
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Author:
Byron Mcdonald
08th February 2011
United States of America have millions of workers, who cater to various industries to maintain their everyday Life. But Strategy shows that major populations of this were not aware of their rights as employees of an organization. The government, to increa...
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Author:
Cecily
04th February 2011
People who work for fixed number of hours receive compensation on per hour basis. If you are an hourly employee and your employer is taking more than decided hours wrongly, you have legal rights to protect you from unpaid overtime. As per Fair Labor Stand...
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IWC – Industrial Welfare Commission
28th January 2011
Salaries for Occupational Therapist range depends on the setting they work in and also on the state they are working in. Their work mainly consists of working with the patients in day to day activities helping them to regarin their normal performance Occu...
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Author:
Ace
27th January 2011
EB-1 Priority Workers do not need sponsorship or the certification of the Department of Labor to apply for permanent resident status and get it successfully. Immigrants can get green card for staying and working in the country in two ways: on the basis of...
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Author:
Johnathon Ferrell
27th January 2011
Those coming straight out of the college campus must look for entry-level jobs like account clerk and pay clerk. However, by virtue of gaining experience they will be able to move higher in the chain and get supervisory positions subsequently. But those w...
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Author:
Adam George
25th January 2011
To help the millions of citizens employed in different organization, The U. S Department of Labor has introduced the labor law poster, to make the country aware of the prevailing rights and regulations in favor of employees. Depending on various factors l...
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Author:
Cecily
20th January 2011
Individuals who are employed in H2b jobs like temporary and seasonal manual labor oriented positions are required to have H2B working visas in the United States of America. This non-immigrant visa allows foreign citizens to enter the country and temporari...
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Author:
Mike Lombardi
17th January 2011
The United States Government consists of two distinctive levels of labor law posters. These two levels are Federal and state labor law poster. Both the posters are published with the same intention of educating the employees and informing them on the fund...
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Author:
Cecily
17th January 2011
The International Labor organization in order to guide the employees and make them aware of the Fundamental rights and remedies available to workers, have introduced some policies discipline and some rules and regulations for their benefit. The Federal an...
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Author:
Cecily
05th January 2011
labor law poster, an initiative Of U.S Division of Labor, has now become a mandate for every business having its operation in Unites States of America. It is the requirement of the country, that the workers of any organization should have enough knowledge...
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Author:
Cecily
29th December 2010
Type 9089 is a request for a long term labor certification issued by the Department of Labor's Employment and Education Administration (ETA). The request is submitted by an employer looking for to rent a foreign worker to work completely in the U.S. The l...
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Author:
Nolan Bray
24th November 2010
The commencement of data entry jobs has been fruitful for those job seekers who have a desire to establish their own home based business without having restriction of time. The best thing about data entry job is that the distance has become meaningless, b...
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Author:
Rogelio C Turner
11th November 2010
Fingers have been crossed, prayers offered and hands have been wrung waiting for an increase in the number of jobs. Unfortunately, the May jobs report has not revealed a huge increase in the number of jobs available. This is not to say that there was no i...
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Author:
amandaC
08th November 2010
The job of overseeing workplace safety all across the US lies under the jurisdiction of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. This is done by enforcing the laws and rules put in place by the Department of Labor. All employers and employees wo...
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Author:
Melville Jackson
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