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Vol. 27, Nos. 1-42, pp. 1-1176
Jan. 12- Nov. 2, 2009

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    VACATION
    VACATION PAY
      – Ill., accruals, class settlement (N.D. Ill.), 1103
      – Mass., due as part of “earned wages,” denial illegal despite company policy that vacation pay not an earned benefit (Mass.), 665
      – Paid Vacation Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2564
    VERMONT
      – Independent contractors misclassification, FedEx, payroll taxes, worker protections, 713
      – Labor legislation, 2008, DOL reports, 145
      – Same-sex marriage, state law developments may affect employer policies, attorneys discuss impact on benefits, taxes, Analysis & Perspective, 472
    VETERANS
      – ADA, fired bank employee's regarded-as claim improperly dismissed where personnel records, treatment indicated bias, revived (3d Cir.), 409
      – Apprenticeships, internships, on-the-job training
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1098
      – Good Faith Initiative for Veterans Employment (G-FIVE) award, OFCCP recognizes 5 recipients, In Brief, 40
      – Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program Data Collection and Effectiveness Study, DOL seeks comments, In Brief, 151
      – USERRA
      – Wounded Veteran Job Security Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 466, S 1607
      – Wounded Warrior job program extension
        – – Continuing resolution
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2918
        – – DOL stopgap funding
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2996
    VETERANS AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT (VA)
      – Community-Based Health Care Retraining Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3234
    VETERANS' EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING SERVICE (VETS)
      – Appointments and personnel changes, assistant secretary nominee Jefferson confirmed, In Brief, 880
      – DOL budget request, FY2010, overview, 488; for further action, see LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 3293
    VETS
    VEVRAA
    VIETNAM ERA VETERANS READJUSTMENT ASSISTANCE ACT (VEVRAA)
      – Compliance, House panel examines OFCCP efforts to enforce contractor duties to veterans, hearing summary, 556
    VIOLENCE
      – Domestic
      – Freedom From Union Violence Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2537
      – General duty clause will be used to cite violations, OSHA official tells AFSCME nurses, 496
      – Murder, suicide fueled by rapid rise in unemployment, study finds, 779
      – Workplace bullying, employers advised to keep abreast of jurisdictional legal developments, Viewpoint, 948
    VIRGINIA
      – COBRA notice required despite provision of other coverage to early retirees, claim for statutory penalties may be time-barred (W.D. Va.), 22
      – Labor legislation, 2008, DOL reports, 145
    VISAS
      – EB-5 extensions
        – – Continuing resolution
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2918
        – – DHS appropriations
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2892
        – – DOL stopgap funding
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2996
        – – Omnibus spending bill
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1105
      – Employee Verification Amendment Act
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2679
      – Employment-based immigration, reforms, commission to determine future flows based on market needs suggested, report, 557
      – “Extraordinary ability” first-tier visa properly denied to Armenian physicist with second-tier “exceptional ability” and no job offer (9th Cir.), 971
      – H-1B, temporary visas for highly-skilled foreign workers
        – – Applications for FY2010, fewer expected due to recession, speakers say program drives high-tech innovation, cite high OPT demand, 385
        – – Cap not met, petitions still accepted, 373
        – – Certification
          – – – ETA introduces iCERT portal system for electronic applications, 399
          – – – TARP recipients subject to new USCIS rules, forms to insure no U.S. workers displaced, 315
        – – CIS reports 20,000 visas still available under FY2010 cap, In Brief, 908
        – – H-1B and L-1 Visa Reform Act
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 887
        – – High-skilled immigration system broken with no clear fix, speakers debate options for change, 471
        – – STEM, science, tech sector shortages call for immigrant workers, but visa program improvements needed, speakers say, 586
        – – Temporary guestworker admissions, FY2008, DHS data released, 400
      – H-2A, temporary agricultural program
        – – Relocation reimbursement, ETA withdraws Bush era interpretation, FLSA may require payment, 319
        – – Seasonal agricultural worker admissions, FY2008, DHS data released, 400
      – H-2B, nonagricultural program
        – – Admissions, FY2008, DHS data released, 400
        – – Compliance education, DOL to hold meetings explaining new rule, In Brief, 908
        – – FLSA, hotel not required to pay recruitment, travel, visa expenses of temporary guest workers hired after Katrina (5th Cir.), 188
        – – Relocation reimbursement, ETA withdraws Bush era interpretation, FLSA may require payment, 319
        – – Save Our Small and Seasonal Businesses Act
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 388
      – I-140 visa improperly granted, validly revoked by USCIS despite portability provision (9th Cir.), 775
      – Immigration reform, guestworker programs, transnational labor visa, 1171
      – Labor certifications, DOL amended rule limiting expiration dates in support of visa petition upheld (7th Cir.), 905
      – PERM program certification, ETA introduces iCERT portal system for electronic applications, 399
      – R-1, Non-Minister Religious Worker Visa Program
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1127
      – State laws, 150 employment-related immigration bills introduced in 2009 1st quarter, report, 470
      – USCIS, carpenter properly denied visa where small firm failed to show ability to pay salary (7th Cir.), 468

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