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Oracle Applications Engineer H-1B roles in CA, FY2016

Exact-title LCA role declarations for Oracle Applications Engineer in CA during FY2016. Rows include employer, SOC, worksite, status, decision date, offered wage, prevailing wage, and source evidence. Showing 3 returned rows using keyset pagination.

Summary

This view lists 3 H-1B LCA role records.

Offered wages among the returned rows range from $60,029 to $106,184.

Employers in the returned rows include BPO SYSTEMS, INC..

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
ORACLE APPLICATIONS ENGINEER
I-200-16069-008491
BPO SYSTEMS, INC.15-1121CERTIFIED / H-1B
FY2016
2016-03-21Walnut Creek, CA, 94596$60,029 to $75,421
year
$60,029sr_dol_oflc_lca_2016_q2_row_137869
ORACLE APPLICATIONS ENGINEER
I-200-16033-993899
BPO SYSTEMS, INC.15-1121CERTIFIED / H-1B
FY2016
2016-02-08Walnut Creek, CA, 94596$90,792 to $106,184
year
$90,792sr_dol_oflc_lca_2016_q2_row_111181
ORACLE APPLICATIONS ENGINEER
I-200-16029-947088
BPO SYSTEMS, INC.15-1121DENIED / H-1B
FY2016
2016-02-02Walnut Creek, CA, 94596$90,792 to $106,184
year
$90,972sr_dol_oflc_lca_2016_q2_row_109739
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What are the offered H-1B wages for Oracle Applications Engineer H-1B roles in CA, FY2016?
Offered wages among the returned Oracle Applications Engineer H-1B roles in CA, FY2016 rows range from $60,029 to $106,184 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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