GWS23-Navigating Charlie Oppenheim’s Predictions for FY2024 Visa Bulletin (2023)

Continuing Education Credits: CE Credits:1.0

Tag(s) Available for SCRP/CRP CE Credit, Available for SGMS/GMS/GMS-T CE Credit, Available for SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP PDCs, Immigration, Visa/H1-B, Mobility Programs and Policies, GWS23, Premium Subscription, Conference Session Recording

GWS23-Navigating Charlie Oppenheim’s Predictions for FY2024 Visa Bulletin

Details:

2023 Global Workforce Symposium Event

Approximate Session Duration: 1 hour

CE Credits Available: 1 GMS, 1 CRP

PDC Available for SHRM: SHRM-CP, SHRM-SCP = 1 PDC
(For those seeking SHRM PDC, please email eLearning@WorldwideERC.org upon completion).

Description:

Session sponsored by WR Immigration (Wolfsdorf Rosenthal LLP).

Mr. Oppenheim was one of the select few in the federal government who understood the interaction between annual and per-country limits in the U.S. immigration system. The visa bulletin has shown unprecedented volatility in FY2023 for Employment-Based dates, and it is projected that the worldwide limits will be 25% lower in FY2024. Charlie analyzed the implications of these developments for the coming months (Q4 2023 and Q1 2024 at time of recording) and discuss the movement of the Employment-Based visa bulletin. Panelists also explored the impact of visa bulletin changes on corporate immigration programs. Corporate representatives highlighted their companies' support for employees facing prolonged adjudication delays and explained how their policies address the extensive backlogs in obtaining green cards for foreign nationals.