Clarifying the new H-1B rule to keep employers compliant
Berry Appleman & Leiden
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https://www.bal.com/wp-content/uploads/Clarifying-the-new-H-1B-rule-FINAL-mp3.mp3 Are you compliant with the new H-1B modernization rule? BAL’s legal experts clarify three provisions of the new rule published in December 2024 to ensure your organization is equipped to maintain compliance. 1. Citizenship and Immigration Services updated the definition of a “specialty occupation” for H-1B workers, clarifying that although the position must “normally” require a degree in order to qualify as a specialty occupation, “normally” means typically or usually and does not mean the degree is always required.
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https://www.bal.com/wp-content/uploads/Clarifying-the-new-H-1B-rule-FINAL-mp3.mp3 Are you compliant with the new H-1B modernization rule? BAL’s legal experts clarify three provisions of the new rule published in December 2024 to ensure your organization is equipped to maintain compliance. 1. Clarifying the definition of “specialty occupation” U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services updated the definition of a “specialty occupation” for H-1B workers, clarifying that although the position must “normally” require a degree in order to qualify as a specialty occupation, “normally” means typically or usually and does not mean the degree is always required.
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