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: Joel Stewart's BlogPERM "Wage Offer" to Whom?
By Joel Stewart
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There is a question on the PERM Form that inquires "Wage Offer". The question, located in Part G on Form 9089, is different from another question, "Wage Range." There is also a third question, "Prevailing Wage," which may be neither of the above. Because of the ambiguity in these questions on the PERM Form 9089, Employers are receiving PERM denials! The PERM process also requires the Employer to file a 30-day job order in the State where the job offer is located. These job orders are processed by the State Workforce Agency. In each state, the SWA uses a different,...Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on May 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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American Express
allegedly failed to properly inform customers of Blue Cash credit card offer components.
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Settles Another Wage Class Action for $90 Million
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Former Employees Launch Wage and Hour Class Action
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Hourly Wage Class Action Settlement Pending
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Liz Hurley agrees to pay former employee wage and hour settlement.
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