Robert Groban and the Immigration Law Group of Epstein Becker Green recently issued an alert that will be of interest to employers. Following are the main topic headings:
- H-1B Nonimmigrant Season Opens on April 1, 2014, for Fiscal Year 2015
- H-1B Petition Amendments May Be Required Due to Changed Job Location
- DOL's Administrative Review Board Applies "Bona Fide Termination" Rule to E-3 Worker
- Infosys Pays Record $34 Million in Settlement
- New York Federal District Court Awards Undocumented Immigrants FLSA Damages
- California Passes "Immigrant Friendly" Legislation
- OCAHO Provides ...
- H-1B Nonimmigrant Season Opens on April 1, 2014, for Fiscal Year 2015
- H-1B Petition Amendments May Be Required Due to Changed Job Location
- DOL's Administrative Review Board Applies "Bona Fide Termination" Rule to E-3 Worker
- Infosys Pays Record $34 Million in Settlement
- New York Federal District Court Awards Undocumented Immigrants FLSA Damages
- California Passes "Immigrant Friendly" Legislation
- OCAHO Provides ...
- H-1B Nonimmigrant Season Opens on April 1, 2014, for Fiscal Year 2015
- H-1B Petition Amendments May Be Required Due to Changed Job Location
- DOL's Administrative Review Board Applies "Bona Fide Termination" Rule to E-3 Worker
- Infosys Pays Record $34 Million in Settlement
- New York Federal District Court Awards Undocumented Immigrants FLSA Damages
- California Passes "Immigrant Friendly" Legislation
- OCAHO Provides ...
By: Robert S. Groban, Jr. and Matthew S. Groban
The recent decision by the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer (“OCAHO”) in United States v. The Red Coach Rest., Inc., 10 OCAHO No. 1200 (2013) provides a roadmap for employers seeking to reduce fines sought by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”) for Form I-9 violations. In Red Coach, the ICE complaint alleged that Red Coach: (1) failed to prepare Form I-9’s for nine employees within 3 days of their hire, and/or failed to present the forms to ICE upon request; and (2) failed to ensure proper completion of Form I-9’s ...
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