Permanent Labor Certification
Permanent Labor Certification is a formal administrative procedure within employment-based immigration systems that serves as the state’s verification mechanism, distinguishing itself by establishing that no qualified, willing, and available domestic workers exist at prevailing wages, thereby justifying the employer’s recruitment of a foreign worker for permanent residency.
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Ben A. Rissing, Emilio J. Castilla · American Sociological Review · 2014 · 54 citations
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