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Each state has its own page with all of its active job orders, hourly pay and next start dates.
- Florida3,549 positions
- Texas2,498 positions
- Louisiana1,911 positions
- Michigan1,259 positions
- South Carolina1,082 positions
- North Carolina1,055 positions
- Georgia1,037 positions
- California716 positions
- Arizona714 positions
- Alabama712 positions
- Oregon602 positions
- Colorado589 positions
- Arkansas572 positions
- Mississippi540 positions
- Tennessee518 positions
- Missouri313 positions
- Idaho287 positions
- New York280 positions
- South Dakota244 positions
- Ohio240 positions
- Oklahoma235 positions
- Kentucky226 positions
- Utah209 positions
- Indiana201 positions
- Montana192 positions
- North Dakota173 positions
- Kansas165 positions
- Nebraska165 positions
- Pennsylvania148 positions
- Minnesota146 positions
- Illinois127 positions
- New Mexico119 positions
- Hawaii95 positions
- Washington87 positions
- Iowa77 positions
- Wyoming72 positions
- Virginia52 positions
- Wisconsin50 positions
- MP40 positions
- New Jersey40 positions
- Nevada37 positions
- Maryland32 positions
Weekly H-2 hiring reports
Market Pulse shows where H-2 jobs are being filed and what they pay, week by week, from official U.S. Department of Labor data.
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We know what it means to get sick far from home. In the U.S., going to the hospital without coverage can be very expensive, and you would have to pay the bill. Workers' compensation, if your employer has it, covers injuries at work, but not an illness or an accident outside of work. If you do not have coverage, or what you have is not enough, we offer you an alternative: compare the coverage you get through your job with the plans we help you enroll in.
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