Companies across the U.S. are facing tough decisions as they pare down business and workers during the coronavirus pandemic, and those that employ high-skilled guestworkers face even fewer options if they want to keep those employees.
The H-1B program is one of only a few employment visa programs that requires approval of a labor certification application (LCA) from the Labor Department, and where wages are more strictly regulated. Those requirements mean that an employer of H-1B workers, E-3 professional workers from Australia, or H-1B1 specialty occupation workers from Chile and Singapore can’t reduce wages via a furlough or other option. ...
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