Treating Your Workers Properly

04/19/23 • 35 min

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Produced & Edited By: Drew Tattam

04/19/23 • 35 min

The Immigration Guy - Treating Your Workers Properly

Transcript

So, what we're gonna talk about today is H-2A and H-2B worker treatment. This is, to me, this is a particularly interesting one because the times where I see people. Get in trouble with the Department of Labor about their worker treatment is rarely because of negative treatment for their H-2A or H-2B workers.

It is almost always because they're the employer's doing something. For their employees that they think is nice. But it wasn't something that was offered at the U.S. workforce, so t

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