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California Tech Company Fined For H1-B Visa Violations

May 04, 2018

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A Northern California company that federal officials say violated salary requirements of the country’s foreign-worker visa program will pay a total of $173,044 to 12 workers, the U.S. Department of Labor said Tuesday.

California Tech Company Fined For H1-B Visa Violations

The Labor Department said information technology provider Cloudwick Technologies Inc. underpaid the employees hired from India who obtained special highly skilled worker visas. The department says Cloudwick also made illegal payroll deductions.

Messages left by The Associated Press with Cloudwick were not immediately returned.

U.S. employers can temporary hire foreigners to work in jobs that require specialized skills and college educations.

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