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: Joel Stewart's BlogUnraveling Restrictive Requirements in PERM Cases
By Joel Stewart
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At our next telephonic conference, on December 16th, we will be discussing restrictive requirements, among other topics. I promised Nathan Waxman, our speaker on this subject, to present some questions for his consideration. Here are the questions: Job requirements normally required for the occupation. These must not exceed the Specific Vocational Preparation level assigned to the occupation as shown in the O*Net Job Zones. If the job requirements do exceed these levels, the employer must show a business necessity by demonstrating the job duties and requirements bear a reasonable relationship to the occupation in the context of the employer's business...Full post as published by Joel Stewart's Blog on December 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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