Changing Employers/Status and Considering Legal Action and Employee Rights and FAQ admin on 08 May 2010
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Question 1: I’m an H-1B employee and I have benched without pay, but I have found a new employer. I have no pay stubs. Can I “transfer” without leaving the U.S.?
Question 2: I’m an H-1B employee and I was benched without pay, but when I complained, my employer fired me. I [...]
Tags: H-1B change of status, H-1B new employer, H-1B pay stubs, H-1B Transfer
Considering Legal Action and Employee Rights and H-1B and H-1B Employee Rights Philosophy admin on 24 Jan 2010
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If you are an H-1B worker in search of new work, especially in the IT sector, you must scrutinize the relationship with your prospective H-1B employer to make sure the proposed employment relationship is acceptable under USCIS criteria.
If you don’t compare the proposed employment conditions with USCIS requirements, you risk being [...]
Tags: H-1B, H-1B employment relation, H-1B job shop, H-1B new employer, H-1B off-site, H-1B work
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