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Hi. Does anyone here know the procedures on how to hire employees (for a fastfood store) outside USA specifically Philippines?

Wait - you want to hire Philippines workers for a fast food store in the USA? Not going to happen - you have plenty of workforce unemployed in the US already to choose from.

Unless this is one of those schemes on getting your cousin/sister/niece/nephew into the US...

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Wait - you want to hire Philippines workers for a fast food store in the USA? Not going to happen - you have plenty of workforce unemployed in the US already to choose from.

Unless this is one of those schemes on getting your cousin/sister/niece/nephew into the US...

LOL. I have no plans of getting my relatives here for just a job in a fast food. Life is hard here.

Nope not me. An owner of a fast food in new york who's a friend of mine is planning to hire Filipinos and asking me.

But I'll sure tell him what you said - that there's no way it can happen. Thanks for the input.

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Hi. Does anyone here know the procedures on how to hire employees (for a fastfood store) outside USA specifically Philippines?

I would just place ads in the Philippines seeking workers to work in a fast food store in New York.

I would list the amount of money they can make and mention that either U.S. citizenship or a valid Green Card is required.

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