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Signal is seeking visa extensions for 90% of its H-2B employees.
FORBES: Labor Unrest
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For its H-2B efforts, Signal International has endured a yearlong nightmare.
FORBES: Labor Unrest
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Another concern is the Department of Labor has administrative discretion under the new category, as it has with H-2B visas, a category for seasonal nonagricultural workers.
FORBES: Too Few Work Visas in New Immigration Bill
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Last year he brought over 490 welders and metal-fitters from India on H-2B guest worker visas--ten-month visas for blue-collar laborers filling jobs that no American citizens want.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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The book needs over 100 pages to explain the complexities of the H-2B visa, which can be used for temporary, seasonal nonagricultural jobs, such as in resorts.
FORBES: Only Takes 2,000 (or 3,000) Pages to Explain U.S. Immigration Rules
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However, today, America has only a bureaucratic H-2A visa category that pleases neither growers nor the farm workers union, and a cumbersome H-2B visa for short-term seasonal work outside of agriculture.
FORBES: They Shoot Horses Don't They?
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Growers consider the underutilized H-2A visa for seasonal agricultural workers burdensome and litigation-prone, while employers have often used up the annual quota of H-2B temporary visas for seasonal workers in resorts, crab fishing, nurseries and other industries.
FORBES: Colbert Hits the Mark in Hill Testimony
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This analysis by Cassidy and other commentators neglects to consider there is an important problem with many of the current job related visas, including H-1B, H-2B, and H-2A: a potential immigrant is not simply permitted to work in this country, but only permitted to work for a specific employer who petitioned for the visa to hire them.
FORBES: How To Improve Immigrant Visas