Worksites

AHRC NYC — H-1B worksites

Every place of employment declared on AHRC NYC's certified labor condition applications. A worksite is where the sponsored work is performed, which is not necessarily the company address — and the count beside each is filings naming that site, not people working at it.

Worksites
7

Distinct addresses declared as a place of employment.

States
1

Where the declared work happens, which is not where the company is registered.

Busiest site
Bronx, NY

2 filings name this site.

Concentration
22%

Share of worksite filings at that single busiest site. A high number means relocation, not remote work, is the default assumption.

By state

Worksites rolled up to the state on the filing. Each state links to every H-1B sponsor with work there, not only this one.

Filings can name several worksites, so state totals do not have to add up to the employer's filing count.
StateCodeWorksitesCitiesFilings
New YorkNY739

All 7 worksites

Ranked by how many filings name the site. Addresses are reproduced exactly as written on the application — nothing is geocoded, deduplicated by fuzzy match, or corrected.

9 worksite filings in total. A count is filings naming the site, not people at it.
City and stateWorksite address as filedCountyFilingsShare
Bronx, NY2488 Grand Concourse10458222.2%
New York, NY101 Norfolk St10002222.2%
Bronx, NY2300 Westchester Ave10462111.1%
Brooklyn, NY81 Willoughby Street11201111.1%
Brooklyn, NY201 Conselyea St.11211111.1%
New York, NY2080 Lexington Avenue10035111.1%
New York, NY83 Maiden Lane10038111.1%

Two addresses appear in this dataset and they answer different questions. The employer address on the company page identifies the legal entity — with the phone number and NAICS code, it is how you tell two companies with the same name apart. A worksite is where the work is performed, and for an employer that places workers at client sites the two are rarely the same place. How these pages are built.