DOL extends English-proficiency requirement to all commercial truck drivers
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The Department of Labor now requires all employers to verify English language proficiency for foreign-born workers hired to operate commercial motor vehicles, aligning with federal standards. This requirement applies across all industries, including construction companies that employ drivers for job site transportation and material delivery.
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Washington — All employers must uphold an English language proficiency standard consistent with federal requirements when hiring foreign-born workers for positions requiring commercial motor vehicle operation, the Department of Labor says. Under DOL Office of Foreign Labor Certification guidance…
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