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What is the change? Companies seeking work permits for foreign workers in job categories subject to quotas in 2016 should file their quota applications before the end of August.
Background: Filing a quota application is an annual procedure for companies who rely on foreign workers in job categories covered by quotas. Companies that do not file the applications cannot apply for work permits if quotas expire.
BAL Analysis: In addition to the mandatory quota application, employers are encouraged to file voluntary projections of their foreign labor needs for 2016 with the Department of Labor to receive priority consideration when additional quota numbers become available.
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