Policy
Data and corrections
Where the information comes from, and what happens when it is wrong.
Updated: 19 October 2026
Articles
Where an article gives a figure, its source is linked next to it or below. Wherever possible the figure comes from a government document or the original publisher. Every article shows when it was published and last updated. Older pieces may rest on older information, so check the date.
Videos
The video pages are built automatically from the Bangla Vibes YouTube channel. Titles, descriptions and images come from YouTube. Any part of a description holding personal contact details (phone, email and so on) or the channel's standard links is not shown here. What a video says reflects the day it was made; rules may have changed since.
Tools
Each tool page names its data source and when it was read. Tool results are estimates and are not a statement about any person or company.
The employer check data
The figures come from the PERM Disclosure files that the US Department of Labor publishes for everyone.
- Source: dol.gov
- Years: FY2020 to FY2026
- Last read: 2026-09-21
In the original files but not shown here:
- Addresses, phone numbers, emails, FEINs and attorney names.
- Employers who are individuals rather than companies (for example a family sponsoring a caregiver). 3,908 such names are left out.
- Job title, state and wage where an employer has fewer than 5Bangladeshi cases, because those details could point to a particular person.
The tool shows what the government file contains and nothing more. It does not call any company good or bad.
Reporting a mistake
Mistakes can happen. Message the Facebook page with what is wrong and the source for the correct information.
- It will be checked against the original source.
- If it is wrong, it will be fixed and the page's updated date will change.
- If you are an individual and find your name or details here, say so and they will be removed.
Connections
This site has no connection to any government agency, law firm or company named on it. See the terms of use for more.