H-1B Visa terms starting with E

11 terms

E-3 worker E-3 worker is a temporary, nonimmigrant of Australia in a specialty occupation given status to work for an employer by USCIS via Form I-797, Notice of…
Early cessation penalty Early cessation penalty is an amount which (although fixed or stipulated in the contract by the parties) is not a reasonable approximation or estimate of…
Employ American Workers Act (EAWA) Employ American Workers Act is at section 1611 of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 at page 191 of 407.
Employed, employed by the employer, or employment relationship Employed, employed by the employer, or employment relationship means the employment relationship as determined under the common law, under which the key…
Employer Employer means a person, firm, corporation, contractor, or other association or organization in the United States which has an employment relationship…
Employment and Training Administration (ETA) Employment and Training Administration (ETA) is the agency within the U.S. Department of Labor which includes the Office of Foreign Labor Certification…
Employment Authorization Document (EAD) Employment Authorization Document (EAD) is issued by USCIS as evidence that a worker who is not a citizen or a lawful permanent resident is permitted to…
Enter into employment Enter into employment occurs when workers first make themselves available for work or otherwise come under the control of the employer, such as by waiting…
Essentially equivalent jobs Essentially equivalent jobs must involve essentially the same duties and responsibilities, qualifications and experience, and area of employment.
Exempt employee (FLSA) Exempt employee (FLSA) in the context of H-1B workers generally refers to the professional workers who are exempted from the overtime requirements of the…
Exempt H-1B worker Exempt H-1B worker is an H-1B worker who receives at least $60,000 per year in wages or has attained a master's or higher degree in a specialty related to…