The New York Times

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Founded

1851

Employees

5001-10000

Headquarters

New York, NY

Website

nytimes.com

Socials

Overview

Update(04/01/25): In the Q1 of fiscal year 2025, The New York Times filed 0 Labor Condition Applications (LCAs) for H-1B visas and 0 labor petitions for green cards. Additionally, the company submitted 0 E-Verify applications to ensure employment eligibility compliance.

Visa History

In 2024, The New York Times filed 0 H-1B applications, a 0% decrease from the previous year. The approval rate was 0%, down by 0%.

In 2024, The New York Times filed 0 Green Card applications, a 0% decrease from the previous year. The approval rate was 0%, down by 0%.

Salary & Job

H-1B Visa and PERM Green Card Salary Trends at The New York Times, 2020-2025

Year	H1B Salary	PERM Salary
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No job field breakdown is available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific STEM job titles are available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific Non-STEM job titles are available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

Worker Backgrounds

No specific U.S. universities are available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific major information is available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific degree information is available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific nationality information is available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific job level information is available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

No specific office locations information is available for The New York Times's H1B and green card sponsorships at this time.

Contacts

Authorized The New York Times employees listed here handle labor certification. They must work directly for The New York Times, not outside agents, lawyers, or HR staff. In small companies, this is often the president or operations manager.

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FAQs

Does The New York Times sponsor H-1B visas?

No, The New York Times does not sponsor H-1B visas.

Does The New York Times sponsor PERM (green card) applications?

No, The New York Times does not sponsor PERM (green card) applications.

Does The New York Times participate in E-Verify?

No, The New York Times does not participate in E-Verify.

Does The New York Times sponsor Non-STEM job seekers?

No, The New York Times does not sponsor Non-STEM job seekers.

Is The New York Times an ICC?

No, The New York Times is not an ICC.

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