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H-2B JOBS · CA

19 jobs

H-2B jobs in California, USA.

19 active H-2B jobs in California, mainly Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Traveling Carnival, 35-3023.00 Fast Food & Counter Workers – Mobile Food Concess, Fast Food & Counter Workers – Mobile Food Concessions. Compare pay, dates and employer, then apply straight from your Gmail.

Latest H-2B jobs in California

19 jobs

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Most common roles in California

  • Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Traveling Carnival · 4
  • 35-3023.00 Fast Food & Counter Workers – Mobile Food Concess · 4
  • Fast Food & Counter Workers – Mobile Food Concessions · 2
  • Housekeeper · 2
  • Amusement & Recreation Attendant –Traveling Carnival · 1
  • Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Carnival · 1
  • Food Concession Attendant · 1
  • Horse Show Groom · 1

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COMMON QUESTIONS

About H-2B in California.

Also read: the H-2B visa guide and the differences between H-2A and H-2B.

How many H-2B jobs are there in California?

Today H2A Works lists 19 active H-2B jobs in California. The number changes as employers publish or close job orders.

What kinds of work does H-2B offer in California?

The most frequent roles in California include Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Traveling Carnival, 35-3023.00 Fast Food & Counter Workers – Mobile Food Concess, Fast Food & Counter Workers – Mobile Food Concessions. Duties vary by employer and time of year; read each job description.

Do H-2B employers provide housing?

Unlike H-2A, H-2B does not require the employer to provide housing. Some offer it or help you find it, others do not: check what the job says before accepting.

Do I have to pay to get an H-2A job?

No. Employers and their agents may not charge workers recruitment or certification fees. Be wary of anyone who sells jobs or promises guaranteed hiring.

How do I apply?

Open the job, create a free account to see the application contact and send your English resume from your Gmail. Hiring is up to the employer; the visa is up to the US authorities.