LD-2 disclosure · 4th Quarter - Report
TECHSERVE ALLIANCE
Coverage · No income or expenses were reported on this filing.
Client
- Description
- Association representing U.S.-based IT & engineering staffing and solutions firms.
- Location
- Virginia · United States of America
Registrant
- Description
- Government Relations, Grassroots Advocacy, Public Affairs Consulting
- Location
- Fairfax, Virginia, United States of America
Lobbying activities
7 issuesTaxation/Internal Revenue Code
IT and Engineering Consultants Providing Services as Independent Contractors Should Be Treated the Same as Professionals in Other Industries. As Congress considers legislation to address the gig economy and worker classification issues, Congress should fully accommodate IT and engineering entrepreneurs who offer their services as independent contractors.
LobbyistsJULIE M. STRANDLIE
TargetedHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES · Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services (BCIS)
Immigration
Support policies that address the systemic professional talent shortage in the U.S. while continuing to meet near-term needs. The U.S. has for many years experienced a shortage of highly-skilled technical professionals. A qualified workforce is essential to the U.S. economy and the success of the IT and engineering staffing industry. TechServe Alliance supports policies that address the systemic talent shortage including increasing resources for STEM education and worker training. Further, to meet near-term needs, Congress should provide access to a reasonable number of IT and engineering professionals on H-1B visas without any policy changes that discriminate against U.S.-based IT and engineering staffing firms.
LobbyistsJULIE M. STRANDLIE
TargetedHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES · Bureau of Citizenship & Immigration Services (BCIS)
Education