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Part H: The Heart of a PERM Case

By Joel Stewart

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In Part H, the Employer has to put all the information about the job opportunity, the job details and the minimum requirements. An engineering case, for example, might be classified as Job Zone 4, which permits only 2-4 years total combination of education, experience and training (SVP). I recently reviewed an application for a colleague which involved mining engineering. This should require a degree in geology or a similar field. The O*net is 17-2151. Looking at Part H on the PERM form, we note the following questions and possible answers: H-4 -- Education Here the Employer could require a Bachelor's...

Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on March 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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