Florida (FL)
South region · H-1B sponsorship, wages, layoffs, and enforcement for FY24.
Florida does not yet publish WARN notices in a machine-readable format we can ingest, so we show none here rather than estimating them. Covers 5 states with a machine-readable WARN feed (CA, NJ, TX, VA, WA). This is not a national total — most states publish WARN notices only as HTML, Excel, or PDF. See the states we do cover →
What this means for you
Florida workers
- None of our curated large-sponsor profiles has a worksite in Florida, so no state sponsorship estimate is shown. Search the full USCIS employer directory for sponsors here. Reported
- Florida does not publish WARN layoff notices in a machine-readable format we can ingest yet, so no layoff figure is shown here. Reported
Florida employers
- No tracked H-1B sponsors have major worksites here. Modeled
- Sponsorship volume alone does not indicate that any U.S. worker was displaced — see methodology. Reported
This is data context only — not legal or immigration advice. Figures are labelled reported, projected, or estimated; for individual situations consult a qualified professional.
Top H-1B employers in state
By approvals attributable to in-state worksites
No tracked employers with worksites in this state.
Top sponsored occupations
Among tracked employers
Employer detail
0 tracked employers
WARN notices by year
No WARN feed is available for Florida yet, so no yearly totals are shown.
Florida H-1B & immigration: common questions
How many H-1B workers are sponsored in Florida?
Tracked employers account for about 0 H-1B approvals attributable to Florida worksites in FY24.