Labor certification definition

Labor certification means the process of proving that there are no qualified U.S. workers for the position being offered by an employer.

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Labor certification means the process by which the United States department of labor is permitted to issue certification that there are not sufficient United States workers who are able, willing, and qualified to perform agricultural services on a temporary basis, and that the employment of foreign workers in the labor or services will not adversely affect the wages and working conditions of workers in the United States. Employers who anticipate a shortage of available United States workers needed to perform agricultural labor on a temporary basis may apply to the United States department of labor for certification. The application for certification must include a copy of the job offer that will be used by each employer for the recruitment of United States and H-2A workers, the estimated number of workers needed by the employer, and the date by which the workers are needed. Employers are required to apply for certification at least forty-five days in advance of their estimated date of need.

Examples of Labor certification in a sentence

Self-insurance programs do not meet the state’s or the University’s insurance requirements unless the Vendor provides satisfactory evidence of a loss reserve fund of not less than the minimum coverage amount specified in the solicitation, plus excess liability coverage as appropriate to the industry; financial statements of the business; and proof of Department of Labor certification of self-insurance program for worker’s compensation.
School District are included as custodial employees in the bargaining unit as established herein: All custodians; custodian firemen; chief custodian II's; chief custodian I's; couriers; maintenance custodians A, B, and C; which classifications succeed the job titles in the appropriate Department of Labor certification and date.
Self-insurance programs do not meet the State’s or the University’s insurance requirements unless the Contractor provides satisfactory evidence of a loss reserve fund of not less than the minimum coverage amount specified herein, plus excess liability coverage as appropriate to the industry; financial statements of the business; and proof of Department of Labor certification of self-insurance program for workers’ compensation.
In those cases involving Sections c and d above, the employee must produce a completed Department of Labor certification of serious health condition for the family member or individual before using the sick leave.
Self-insurance programs do not meet the University’s insurance requirements unless the Contractor provides satisfactory evidence of a loss reserve fund of not less than the minimum coverage amount specified herein, plus excess liability coverage as appropriate to the industry, financial statements of the business, and proof of Department of Labor certification of self-insurance program for worker’s compensation.
Self-insurance programs do not meet the state’s or CSU’s insurance requirements unless the Contractor provides satisfactory evidence of a loss reserve fund of not less than the minimum coverage amount specified in the solicitation, plus excess liability coverage as appropriate to the industry; financial statements of the business; and proof of Department of Labor certification of self-insurance program for worker’s compensation.
Intermittemt leave may only be taken pursuant to a JPAL-qualifying treatment plan(as documented via a Department of Labor certification form).
Self-insurance programs do not meet the state’s or the University’s insurance requirements unless the Contractor provides satisfactory evidence of a loss reserve fund of not less than the minimum coverage amount specified in the solicitation, plus excess liability coverage as appropriate to the industry; financial statements of the business; and proof of Department of Labor certification of self-insurance program for worker’s compensation.
Self‐insurance programs do not meet the State’s or the University’s insurance requirements unless the Contractor provides satisfactory evidence of a loss reserve fund of not less than the minimum coverage amount specified herein, plus excess liability coverage as appropriate to the industry; financial statements of the business; and proof of Department of Labor certification of self‐insurance program for workers’ compensation.
In those cases, involving section c and d above, the employee must produce a completed Department of Labor certification of serious health condition for the family member or individual before using the sick leave.

More Definitions of Labor certification

Labor certification means the process by which the United States Department of

Related to Labor certification

S▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Certification As defined in Section 11.09.
▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ Certification As defined in Section 11.05.
Income Certification means a Tenant Income Certification and a Tenant Income Certification Questionnaire in the form attached as Exhibit B hereto or in such other comparable form as may be provided by the Issuer to the Owner, or as otherwise approved by the Issuer.
Back-Up Certification As defined in Section 6.20(e)(iv).
Interim Certification As defined in Section 2.02.