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November 15, 2022

Harris Beach Attorneys To Discuss Immigration and Seasonal Workers

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Jarrod M. Sharp

Leonard J. D'Arrigo

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Two Harris Beach immigration attorneys will discuss “Getting the Workers You Need, Legally” in an upcoming webinar series presented with Farm Credit East.

Leonard J. (L.J.) D’Arrigo and Jarrod M. Sharp will discuss topics such as “H-2A: Getting the Agricultural Workers you Need Legally,” “Permanent Foreign Labor Options for Seasonal Businesses,” “I-9 Compliance: What Every Seasonal Business Needs to Know,” and “H-2B: Navigating the Maze.” The webinars will start Nov. 30 and run through Jan. 11.

Click on the link above to register for the webinar you’d like to attend. SHRM credit is available.

One of the most pressing issues facing seasonal businesses continues to be labor – specifically how to secure reliable employees to fill both seasonal and permanent needs in an era of unprecedented need. In this webinar series, we will navigate through the complex maze of the H-2A, H-2B and Permanent Labor Certification program regulations to provide an overview of visa requirements, procedures, compliance and employer obligations under these programs. We will also discuss best practices in the hiring and onboarding of employees in compliance with I-9 requirements.

If you have want more information or have an immigration question, contact Jarrod Sharp at 518-701-2783 or jsharp@harrisbeachmurtha.com, or L.J. D’Arrigo at 518-701-2770 or ldarrigo@harrisbeachmurtha.com, or the Harris Beach attorney with whom you most frequently work.

This alert is not a substitute for advice of counsel on specific legal issues.

Harris Beach has offices throughout New York state, including Albany, Buffalo, Ithaca, New York City, Rochester, Saratoga Springs, Syracuse, Uniondale and White Plains, as well as Washington D.C., New Haven, Connecticut and Newark, New Jersey.

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Leonard J D'Arrigo

Leonard J. D'Arrigo

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Jarrod Sharp

Jarrod M. Sharp

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Harris Beach Attorneys To Discuss Immigration and Seasonal Workers

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Immigration Blog
November 15, 2022

Harris Beach Attorneys To Discuss Immigration and Seasonal Workers

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Two Harris Beach immigration attorneys will discuss “Getting the Workers You Need, Legally” in an upcoming webinar series presented with Farm Credit East.

Leonard J. (L.J.) D'Arrigo and Jarrod M. Sharp will discuss topics such as “H-2A: Getting the Agricultural Workers you Need Legally,” “Permanent Foreign Labor Options for Seasonal Businesses,” “I-9 Compliance: What Every Seasonal Business Needs to Know,” and “H-2B: Navigating the Maze.” The webinars will start Nov. 30 and run through Jan. 11.

Click on the link above to register for the webinar you’d like to attend. SHRM credit is available.

One of the most pressing issues facing seasonal businesses continues to be labor – specifically how to secure reliable employees to fill both seasonal and permanent needs in an era of unprecedented need. In this webinar series, we will navigate through the complex maze of the H-2A, H-2B and Permanent Labor Certification program regulations to provide an overview of visa requirements, procedures, compliance and employer obligations under these programs. We will also discuss best practices in the hiring and onboarding of employees in compliance with I-9 requirements.

If you have want more information or have an immigration question, contact Jarrod Sharp at 518-701-2783 or jsharp@harrisbeachmurtha.com, or L.J. D’Arrigo at 518-701-2770 or ldarrigo@harrisbeachmurtha.com, or the Harris Beach attorney with whom you most frequently work.

This alert is not a substitute for advice of counsel on specific legal issues.

Harris Beach has offices throughout New York state, including Albany, Buffalo, Ithaca, New York City, Rochester, Saratoga Springs, Syracuse, Uniondale and White Plains, as well as Washington D.C., New Haven, Connecticut and Newark, New Jersey.

Authors

Leonard J. D'Arrigo

Member
(518) 701-2770
ldarrigo@harrisbeachmurtha.com

Jarrod M. Sharp

Senior Counsel
(518) 701-2783
jsharp@harrisbeachmurtha.com
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