U.S. Allocates 65,000 H-2B Visas for 2024 Workforce Enhancement

U.S. Allocates 65,000 H-2B Visas for 2024 Workforce Enhancement

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Explore the U.S. workforce landscape as 65,000 H-2B visas are allocated for 2024. Unlock opportunities for international workers and businesses. Stay informed on the latest developments in visa policies shaping the American job market.
Explore the U.S. workforce landscape as 65,000 H-2B visas are allocated for 2024. Unlock opportunities for international workers and businesses. Stay informed on the latest developments in visa policies shaping the American job market.
DHS and DOL collaboration adds 64,716 visas to H-2B cap.
DHS and DOL collaboration adds 64,716 visas to H-2B cap.
Maximum allocation under September 2023 resolution to address workforce needs.
Maximum allocation under September 2023 resolution to address workforce needs.
H-2B program allows temporary nonagricultural worker hiring in the U.S.
H-2B program allows temporary nonagricultural worker hiring in the U.S.
Supplemental visas target returning workers over the last three fiscal years.
Supplemental visas target returning workers over the last three fiscal years.
Allocation split for seasonal demands, balancing first and second half.
Allocation split for seasonal demands, balancing first and second half.
Country-specific allocation increased to 20,000 visas.
Country-specific allocation increased to 20,000 visas.
Focus on industries like hospitality, tourism, landscaping, and seafood processing.
Focus on industries like hospitality, tourism, landscaping, and seafood processing.
Supports American economy by meeting consumer demand for temporary workers.
Supports American economy by meeting consumer demand for temporary workers.
Supports American economy by meeting consumer demand for temporary workers.
Supports American economy by meeting consumer demand for temporary workers.
Continued reliance on H-2B program contributes to industry sustainability.
Continued reliance on H-2B program contributes to industry sustainability.

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