Looking for seasonal work in the United States?
This website helps employers plan and coordinate H-2B cases. If you are looking for a job or information about an existing job offer, start with the resources below.
Find the employer and job details
The Department of Labor’s SeasonalJobs website lists temporary and seasonal opportunities. Read the job order and follow the employer’s application instructions. A listing is not a visa or a guarantee of employment.
- Review duties, dates, wages, and work locations
- Use the employer contact details in the listing
- Ask the employer about the status of your offer
Understand the visa steps
For workers applying abroad, the employer’s petition process comes before the applicable visa application and consular steps. Follow official instructions for your circumstances. A petition approval does not guarantee a visa or entry.
- Confirm instructions with the employer and relevant consulate
- Use official government sites for visa information
- Do not send passport or identity documents through this website’s general contact form
Know where to find worker-rights information
The Department of Labor publishes H-2B worker-rights guidance covering wages, job terms, prohibited fees, and how to seek help. Review that guidance if you have questions about your employment.
- DOL worker-rights materials in English and Spanish
- Official guidance on recruitment fees and deductions
- Wage and Hour Division contact information
Official resources
Already have an employer? Contact the person managing your offer or case for instructions specific to you.