BALCA affirmed the denial of a labor certification application where the Employer filed two contradictory Notice of Filings where just one satisfied 20 C.F.R. 656.10
The BALCA decision 2012-PER-3049 upholding the denial of a labor certification application where the Employer failed to list all job requirements on the ETA Form 9089.
Matter of Terrence O’Neill found that the language of 20 C.F.R. 656.17(e)(2) regarding when a labor certification application must be filed is potentially contradictory
BALCA affirmed denial of a labor certification application in Matter of A&J Partnership because the NOF the employer submitted to the CO did not contain the employer’s name
BALCA held in Matter of ETEAM that an Employer seeking labor certification only needs the Notice of Filing to apprise persons of the job opportunity.
The Workforce Act extended the CW1 program but added a CW1 labor certification requirement for FY 2020 CW1 petitions.
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