I have H-1B status and came to the US in April, 02. Now my employer is going to terminate me and I have no other option but go back to my home country.

Travel during the workday is paid at the employee’s hourly rate. Travel outside of normal work hours must be paid, but the employer may pay this at a rate as low as minimum wage. All hours spent traveling are counted as hours worked for purposes of computing overtime.

In an at-will employment, the employer may fire the employee for any reason, or no reason at all, with some exceptions. An employer may not fire an employee for discriminatory reasons, such as race or gender. The employer also may not fire the employee because the employee has engaged in a protected activity.

Department of the Navy is committed to providing employees with drug problems assistance in overcoming the problem. Therefore, if an employee has used illegal drugs, he or she will be referred to the Civilian Employee Assistance Program and given the opportunity for counseling and rehabilitation.

Some common payroll deductions often made by employers that are unlawful include gratuities left for an employee, uniforms required by the employer, business expenses and medical or physical examinations required of a prospective employee.

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It is imperative that your company is officially removed from the company registry to avoid any government fines and penalties. Each country has different requirements and procedures to close a company, therefore, we recommend you to discuss the most cost effective solution with our staff.

The severity of the disciplinary action taken against an employee found to use illegal drugs will depend on the circumstances of each case and may range from a reprimand to removal. In any case, however, the activity must initiate disciplinary action against any employee found to use illegal drugs except for an employee who voluntarily admits to illegal drug use under the "safe harbor provision. For a second finding of illegal drug use, removal action must be initiated.

The H-1B is a nonimmigrant classification used by an alien who will be employed temporarily in a specialty occupation or as a fashion model of distinguished merit and ability.

Yes, you are NOT limited only to one employer. However, each employer must file and have approved by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) an H-1B petition on your behalf before you may start working for that employer. You may have multiple petitions in force for you at the same time. And, no matter how many petitions exist, your six-year maximum stay is measured by how many days you are in the U.S. in H-1 status.

bull; No, we are not a travel company. We are an event club/company organizing events for foreigners and Japanese who wants to hangout and meet foreigners, here in Japan.

It has been Dryden's past practice that only transportation will be funded. Transportation means, one-round trip airplane ticket or one-round trip mileage when the employee drives (Includes 300 miles per day, meals and lodging). The employee's Directorate/Office funds these travel funds. The Dryden Financial Management's ruling: the employee can select their preferred travel mode.

Airline discounts are for Harvard business travel. AMTRAK Acela, car rentals, hotels and sedan services offer discounts for personal travel.

Answer: Yes you may. However, the immigration Officer may, upon your entry and inspection into the US, only issue your I-94 Admission Card for the validity of your previous Visa. That could require the premature need for an I-94 Card extension. On your next international trip, we strongly recommend you plan to get a new consular visa reflecting the change of employers. We encourage you to check with immigration counsel to obtain current information and advice before departure.

Protect wages: Employers must pay a wage to every H-1B worker that is at least as much as what is typically paid in the region for that type of work, or what the employer pays other employees with similar experience and duties. Protect working conditions: Employers can’t use H-1B employees to break a strike, and must notify their U.S. workforce when they hire an H-1B. Employers cannot make the H-1B employee work under conditions different from their U.S.

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It's easy. First make sure your company has an Akhtaboot account. If they don't then talk to someone and let them sign up or contact us and we will call the relevant person. Once your company has an account, all you need to do is register your company email (not your personal email) on the connections tab in your "My Akhtaboot". You will then be sent a verification request on the company email you provided asking you to click the link and verify the request to connect. That's it..

Login using your “owner” password; then simply go to the administration page and delete the employee’s name and password.

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