Farmington Country Club
How Farmington Country Club partnered with másLabor to secure the seasonal workforce they needed and manage H-2B cap risks.
- Operates in Virginia
- 50 to 200 employees
- Country club with golf course and grounds
- Golf & Private Clubs staffing
The operation
One of the top fifty country clubs in the nation, Farmington was founded in 1975. With a pool, golf course, tennis courts, and a clubhouse and grounds to match, a facility like this takes a small army to maintain.
The approach
H-2B is capped at 66,000 visas a year, and no one can guarantee foreign workers against a federal cap. What an experienced team can do is streamline the process and make sure your application is at the front of the line.
What changed
Finding the right labor the first time makes all the difference. Some H-2B workers have been coming back to Farmington for over eighteen years.
By taking the time to understand the whole operation, Farmington's visa expert included a broad selection of tasks in the job description, so H-2B workers can work where they are needed most.
When workers arrive late, or not at all, the whole operation suffers. másLabor managed the application process to avoid delays and advocated for cap relief at the federal level.
“másLabor has been excellent to work with the whole time. They know the business. The i’s are dotted, the t’s are crossed, and they’re proactive.”
Scott KinnanGolf Course Superintendent, Farmington Country Club