Justices To Weigh DOL's In-House H-2A Fine Power
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The US Supreme Court agreed to review the DOL's in-house court fines for a New Jersey farm's alleged H-2A program violations, which could total $580,000.
US Supreme Court to Review DOL's In-House H-2A Fine Power
The US Supreme Court agreed to review the DOL's in-house court fines for a New Jersey farm's alleged H-2A program violations, which could total $580,000.
H-2A Program
The H-2A program allows US employers to hire foreign workers for temporary or seasonal agricultural work. However, employers must comply with certain requirements and regulations, including providing fair pay and working conditions.
DOL Fines
The DOL can impose fines on employers who violate H-2A program rules. Fines can be imposed as a result of a DOL investigation or audit.
Importance of this Decision
This US Supreme Court decision may have significant implications for employers participating in the H-2A program. If the Supreme Court allows the DOL to impose fines of $580,000, it could be a significant deterrent for employers who do not comply with program rules.
What to do next
- H-1B Work Visa — Order
- Application for Employment Authorization — Order
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Source: law360.com