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Invitation to our webinar on Thursday, September 24, 2020, 12:30 p.m. PST
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL WORKERS AND SKILLED TRADES:
Hiring, Retaining, and Compliance
The Employer Advisory Council (EAC) of Alameda County and the Employment Development Department (EDD) want to support you and your company while practicing social distancing by meeting online. Hear from our specialist on immigration law David Zaritzky Brown, managing partner of the immigration law firm Brown Immigration, PC, LLO.
Please note: This webinar informs about hiring and retaining foreign agricultural workers (H-2A) and skilled trades (H-2B). For information on hiring and retaining foreign professional staff please see our separate event invitation and promotion here.
About the presenter:
David Zaritzky Brown is managing partner of Brown Immigration Law P.C., L.L.O., which he founded over 14 years ago after moving to the Midwest from the Bay Area. He has more than 22 years of blue-chip U.S. (and Canadian) immigration experience including stints in Toronto and Silicon Valley. David has represented leading companies in various industries including high tech, graphic arts/gaming/special effects, healthcare, bio/pharmaceutical, scientific instruments, consulting and financial services for immigration and visa issues.
What to expect:
David will provide an overview about immigration and visa types for foreign agricultural workers and skilled trades. He will then discuss changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, including agency accommodations of the Department of Labor (DOL), Department of State (DOS), United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (UCIS).
David will also explain and exemplify how employers can apply best practices for maintaining status and compliance during the pandemic, including impacts from Presidential proclamations, specifically H-2B category. Despite concerns about the government’s recent restrictive activity, there is still an opportunity for California's employers to attract, effectively invest in, and support foreign born workers and employees.
The webinar will discuss:
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