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Nordic Consulting hires Lauren Verdery as Senior Vice President of Brand, Marketing and Communications
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MADISON, Wis., March 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Nordic Consulting, a global healthcare consulting firm, is proud to announce the hiring of Lauren Verdery as senior vice president of Brand, Marketing and Communications. Verdery brings over two decades of experience that spans the globe. As Nordic continues to expand its international footprint, Verdery will oversee the company s brand strategy to effectively reach healthcare leaders in the U.S. and abroad.
Nordic Consulting hires Lauren Verdery as senior vice president of Brand, Marketing and Communications.
Last week, the United States Citizenship & Immigration Services (“USCIS”) released information regarding the upcoming federal fiscal 2022 H-1B lottery. USCIS announced that it will.
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: The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs within the Office of Management and Budget announced that the long-pending rule to rescind work authorization for certain H-4 holders has been withdrawn. The withdrawal means that H-4 holders whose spouses have reached certain steps within the employment-based green card process can continue to file for Employment Authorization Documents (EADs).
After a multiple-year undertaking to rescind work authorization for certain H-4 spouses, the United States Citizenship & Immigration Services (USCIS) confirmed on January 25, 2021 that it has officially withdrawn the proposed rule that sought to rescind this class of work authorization. The regulation promulgated in 2015 allows an H-4 holder to file for a work permit (EAD) if the H-1B spouse is the beneficiary of an approved I-140 petition and cannot adjust status due to per-country limitations or if the H-1B spouse has been granted a post-sixth year H-1B extension of stat
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The global pandemic has had a significant adverse impact on United States Citizenship & Immigration Services (“USCIS”) operations. We previously reported on the impact of COVID-related office closures on U.S. consular operations; however, USCIS was subject to similar office closures. Specifically, USCIS Application Support Centers (ASCs) and Field Offices were closed from March until June 4 and then partially reopened. ASCs, which continue to operate on a very limited basis, are responsible for collecting biometrics (i.e., fingerprints and photographs) from foreign nationals seeking certain immigration benefits, and Field Offices are responsible for conducting interviews on certain benefits applications. These office closures have resulted in ongoing delays with related benefits applications.