25 Jun
by Foster LLP, on News
Companies are still banking on using foreign-born employees for technology jobs in San Antonio, though there were fewer H-1B requests on file for roles to start from June through December, federal records show. In San Antonio, the number of labor certification applications, filed by employers and staffing agencies dropped since […]
19 Jun
by Foster LLP, on Immigration Updates
Israel’s Population and Immigration Authority of the Ministry of Interior has recently announced that they will significantly increase the level of unannounced immigration enforcement inspections at workplaces across Israel. The inspections will include a review of labor and immigration compliance, place of work rules, and work permit terms. If any […]
By David McCann, CFO Magazine Regardless of daily news headlines, there should still be a place in this world for common sense. Even some conservative-leaning organizations are critical of the import tariffs the Trump Administration has levied on a number of the United States’ closest allies. But it’s not my […]
15 Jun
by Olsa Alikaj-Cano and Avalyn Langemeier, on Immigration
Recently, immigrants, nonimmigrants, and even U.S. citizens find themselves asking this question, and wondering what documents to carry daily. With the rapid changes in immigration law and policies, never before has it been more important to know one’s immigration status, legal rights, and the appropriate documents to carry while traveling […]
