- U.S. Employers can take advantage Start hiring skilled workers very talented , cheap and efficient. • All foreign participate will have a solid background, screened and cultural orientation to qualified. • The visa authorization H-2B allow labor for 6 months and renewable .
- The Chamber will prepare a “ Temporary Season U.S. Job Fair” next March 10-11, Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Miami, Florida. February 14, 2022.
The United States Minority Chamber of Commerce announces the official launch of its Hiring Foreign Employees Services for U.S. Employers with interest to bring workforce from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala. The mission is to facilitate information, logistic and support for all those U.S. Employers are shortage of available U.S. workers to fill certain jobs. In addition, In the short term visa H2B, by connecting US employers to employees in the region through the Chamber. To do so, the plan will consist in the following:
- Establish a Bilateral workforce centers in Tegucigalpa, San Salvador and city of Guatemala to organize virtual interview with traductors
- Educate participants about security, compliance and labor law in the United States 3. Bilateral labor agreements through the Chamber with U.S. Employers and local candidates to facility the information of duties, responsibilities and benefits. 4. Develop an outreach strategy for legal migration pathways through job fairs 5. The Chamber will coordinate paper work, drug test, background checks, health screening, biometric ID and list of recommendation
In an effort to stem illegal migration, the Biden administration has unveiled a plan to reduce poverty in Central America program with the initiative for the Northern Triangle as a call to action to impulse Reform, Digital and Financial Inclusivity, Food Security and Agriculture, Renewable Energy and Climate Change, Education and Employment, and Healthcare to ensure inclusive access to healthcare.
“ Since 2010 we visited Honduras, we know very well that country. The Chamber is commit to assist federal government with the powerful sector of minority companies. Our initiative has a goal aimed at assisting U.S. employers to fill current job openings with skill workers. The H2B visas to work temporally in the United States will help Honduras to stabilize their economy ” said Doug Mayorga, CEO and Founder of the U.S. Minority Chamber of Commerce, “ Federal government believes partnering with the U.S. private sector will make the plan of action a reality, and we are set to be part of this great effort of president Biden’s administration. So far, 150 companies have committed to the goal of developing the Northern Triangle with 400 positions for skill workers.”
About the United States Minority Chamber of Commerce: Founded in Miami Dade in 2000 continues to have a rich tradition of staging one of the best initiative to reduce poverty, illegal immigration and the organize crime in the region. Working to further its mission to promote and connect global commerce; provide access to trade opportunities; and develop capacity for minority business development to understand culture in Latin America and the Caribbean. The U.S. MCC is nationally recognized for its work with major corporations to promote minority business development and growth. For more information: www.minoritychamber.net
For more information, contact Maria Loaisiga at maria.l@minoritychamber.net or call (202).250.0260.
