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Assistant Professor Of Material Sciences And Engineering H-1B roles in NY, FY2018

Exact-title LCA role declarations for Assistant Professor Of Material Sciences And Engineering in NY during FY2018. Rows include employer, SOC, worksite, status, decision date, offered wage, prevailing wage, and source evidence. Showing 2 returned rows using keyset pagination.

Summary

This view lists 2 H-1B LCA role records.

Offered wages among the returned rows range from $75,000 to $0.

Employers in the returned rows include Alfred University.

LCA filings are labor-condition applications certified by the U.S. Department of Labor, not active job postings or approved USCIS H-1B petitions.

RoleEmployerSOCStatus / visaDecisionWorksiteOffered wagePrevailing wageSource
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MATERIAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING
I-200-18240-885583
Alfred University25-1032CERTIFIED / H-1B
FY2018
2018-09-04Alfred, NY, 14802$87,000 to $0
year
$67,970sr_dol_oflc_lca_2018_q2_row_217883
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MATERIAL SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING
I-200-18099-118433
Alfred University25-1032CERTIFIED / H-1B
FY2018
2018-04-13Alfred, NY, 14802$75,000 to $0
year
$65,670sr_dol_oflc_lca_2018_q2_row_305941
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What are the offered H-1B wages for Assistant Professor Of Material Sciences And Engineering H-1B roles in NY, FY2018?
Offered wages among the returned Assistant Professor Of Material Sciences And Engineering H-1B roles in NY, FY2018 rows range from $75,000 to $0 in DOL LCA filings. LCA filings are labor-condition applications certified by the U.S. Department of Labor, not active job postings or approved USCIS H-1B petitions.
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