H-2B Visa Business Operations Jobs

Business Operations jobs with H-2B visa sponsorship are available at seasonal employers in hospitality, tourism, and event management who need temporary coordinators, schedulers, and operations staff during peak periods. Employers must secure DOL labor certification before filing, and the 66,000 annual cap fills quickly, so timing your search early matters.

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Overview

Open Jobs133+
Work Type96% On-site
Top LocationBoca Raton, FL
Most JobsMarriott International

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Holiday Inn Club Vacations
Marketing Ops Fulfillment Coordinator
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Holiday Inn Club Vacations
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Marketing Ops Fulfillment Coordinator
Holiday Inn Club Vacations
Orlando, Florida
Customer Service & Support
Administrative & Office Support
Project & Program Management
Customer Service
Hybrid
None
1,001-5,000

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The Boca Raton
Property Ops. Painter
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The Boca Raton
Added 2w ago
Property Ops. Painter
The Boca Raton
Boca Raton, Florida
Construction
Construction Labor
$23 - $24/hr
On-Site
High School
1,001-5,000

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Inframark
Wastewater Operations Manager
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Inframark
Added 2d ago
Wastewater Operations Manager
Inframark
Conyers, Georgia
Human Resources
Project & Program Management
Compliance & Legal
Compliance & Risk
On-Site
Bachelor's
1,001-5,000

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SavATree
Ground Operations Specialist
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SavATree
Added 6d ago
Ground Operations Specialist
SavATree
Norwalk, Connecticut
On-Site
None
1,001-5,000

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Yellowstone Club
Lift Operations Supervisor
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Yellowstone Club
Added 1w ago
Lift Operations Supervisor
Yellowstone Club
Big Sky, Montana
Customer Service & Support
Hospitality & Guest Services
Hospitality Management
$28.50/hr
On-Site
High School
51-200

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Tips for Finding Business Operations Jobs

Pull your O*NET occupation profile first

Business Operations roles span a wide range of SOC codes. Run your specific job title through O*NET to confirm the correct code before applying, since mismatched codes on the DOL temporary labor certification can delay or sink the employer's filing.

Target employers with prior H-2B certification history

Seasonal resorts, convention centers, and event operators who've filed H-2B visa temporary labor certifications before know the process. Use Migrate Mate to filter Business Operations roles by verified H-2B visa sponsorship history so you're not teaching a new employer how to file.

Time your outreach around the cap filing windows

The 66,000 annual H-2B cap splits into two halves: October 1 for winter and April 1 for summer. Employers must file DOL labor certification months ahead of those dates, so reach out to hiring managers no later than August for summer roles and June for winter positions.

Verify the employer's prevailing wage offer matches DOL data

Before signing any offer letter, check the OFLC Wage Search for the posted wage level in the employer's county. H-2B employers must pay at or above the DOL prevailing wage, and a below-rate offer signals the employer hasn't completed their certification correctly.

Gather operations-specific documentation before employer files

Business Operations roles often require proof of supervisory or scheduling experience. Collect employment records, reference letters, and any relevant certifications before the employer submits the I-129 to USCIS, since requests for evidence slow down an already tight seasonal timeline.

Confirm the employer is enrolled in E-Verify before accepting

Some states and federal contractors require E-Verify participation. Ask during the offer stage whether the employer is enrolled, since H-2B workers must be verified through the system once they start and an unenrolled employer in a required state creates compliance problems on day one.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find Business Operations jobs that offer H-2B visa sponsorship?

Migrate Mate is the fastest way to find Business Operations roles with verified H-2B sponsorship history. Because H-2B sponsorship requires employers to complete DOL labor certification before you can be hired, searching platforms that surface employers who have done this before is far more effective than cold-applying to general job postings and hoping the employer understands the process.

How does the H-2B annual cap affect my chances of getting a Business Operations role?

The H-2B cap sits at 66,000 visas per fiscal year, divided into two 33,000-slot halves for summer and winter seasons. Demand regularly hits the cap within days of opening, and USCIS uses a lottery when petitions exceed available numbers. Employers filing for Business Operations staff need to submit DOL labor certification well in advance, which means you need an offer secured months before the peak season starts.

Do Business Operations roles qualify for H-2B status, or does the job need to be in a specific industry?

H-2B covers temporary non-agricultural work across many industries, and Business Operations roles can qualify when the need is genuinely seasonal or tied to a one-time event or peak workload. The employer must demonstrate that the need is temporary, not permanent, and that no available U.S. workers were able to fill the position after completing DOL's recruitment requirements.

What happens to my H-2B status if the seasonal work ends early?

If your employer's seasonal operations end before your authorized period, your H-2B status ties directly to that employer and job. You have a short grace period to depart or change status, but you cannot simply transfer to another employer without a new H-2B petition filed on your behalf. Notify your employer immediately if hours are cut significantly, and consult USCIS guidance on your options before your status lapses.