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H1b visa: Interim final rule that tightened H-1B eligibility norms formally removed from legal code |

Interim final rule that tightened H-1B eligibility norms formally removed from legal code Lubna Kably | TNN | May 19, 2021, 18:30 IST Representational image The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has removed an interim final rule issued last October, under the Trump regime, from the Code of Federal Regulations,. While this rule was to come into effect from December 7 last year, it was quashed by a US district court. Thus, while the rule never took effect, a notice issued by the DHS now formally rescinds the interim final rule and reinstates the long-standing H-1B eligibility criteria. This interim final had laid out more restrictive eligibility norms for the H-1B visa program by creating a narrow definition of the employer-employee relationship and speciality occupations. It had placed new restrictions on the placement of H-1B workers at third-party worksites and required filing of customer contracts and worker’s itineraries.

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California is set to reopen on June 15: What will change?

California is set to reopen on June 15: What will change? FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Tommy Armenta trains Tiana Dolorfino at Diakadi Fitness in San Francisco. The gym’s co-owner, Bill Polson, says he thinks more people will come to fitness centers after consumer confidence increases.Santiago Mejia/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of2 The owner of Diakadi Fitness seeks to assure customers about the gym’s safety.Santiago Mejia/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less On June 15, California plans to reopen after 15 months of pandemic restrictions. But a month before that date, it’s still not quite clear what exactly “reopen” means. State officials say it will be a return to business as usual for scores of sectors including restaurants, gyms and movie theaters that have been forced to limit capacity under California’s color-coded blueprint. Bars will be able to reopen indoors in every county. Private gatherings like weddings can resume with larger guest lists.

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Longtime, loyal Oakland A s fans don t want to see their team leave

With news that the A's might leave The Town, many Oakland residents were shocked still feeling the sting of losing two professional sports teams, the Warriors and Oakland Raiders.

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70% of Bay Area voters are very worried housing costs will undermine the region s economy

70% of Bay Area voters are very worried housing costs will undermine the region s economy
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Redwood City is exceeding its new housing goals What is it doing that other Bay Area cities are not?

Redwood City a Bay Area model in housing production FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 MidPen Housing’s Matt Franklin and Andrew Bielak at Arroyo Green, an affordable senior housing development are walking in downtown Redwood City, which has seen several housing projects come to life in recent years.Scott Strazzante/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Redwood City is on course to build 4,143 housing units in a period that began in 2015 and extends to next year. Among them is Radius Apartments.Scott Strazzante/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of3 The proliferation of new apartments in downtown Redwood City, like Indigo Luxury Apartments and Penthouses, is a stark contrast to other Peninsula cities, where single-family home zoning and anti-development politics have combined to exacerbate a housing shortage.Scott Strazzante/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less

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