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What mass deportation would mean for Salvadoran families in the US The deportation of Salvadorans covered by temporary protected status will have a multibillion-dollar impact on the U.S. economy. Most people have jobs, the average household income in excess of $50,000 a year. But the impact on the Salvadoran economy will be orders of magnitude greater.
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| How Low Can Unemployment Really Go? Economists Have No Idea In other words, the fact that the United States keeps adding jobs at a healthy clip, and that wages are rising only gradually, is itself evidence that unemployment can be allowed to drift lower than historical data might suggest. One reason, Mr. Kashkari theorizes, may be greater credibility that the Fed and ...
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| Most people only see part of a flight attendants' job — here are the behind-the-scenes secrets you ... Business Insider shadowed Robert "Bingo" Bingochea, a Denver-based flight attendant for United Airlines, for a day to see what we're missing. Take a look at what ... Captain Bob inquires about the pin on Bingochea's lapel, which bears the Great Seal of the United States. Bingochea reveals that it was ...
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| You might find your next job on Facebook The service, which comes with a $1bn (£720m) investment, could bypass the need for external job recruitment sites entirely. The international launch comes one year after the service was launched in the United States and Canada, with Facebook claiming that one in four Americans now looks for jobs on ...
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| Can Apprenticeships Train the Workforce of the Future? States Hope So. Companies register the programs with either the U.S. Department of Labor or a state labor agency. Participants get paid by the employer while they receive training at work and in an educational setting, such as a college classroom or trade school. At the end of the process, the apprentice receives a job ...
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| Join us at a Seminar with the GLVCC! We've already increased the number of inspections and worksite operations; you're going to see that significantly increase this fiscal year. As long as they think they can come here and get U.S. citizenship and not get removed, they're going to keep coming. . . as long as they can come here and get a job ...
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| Study: These are the 15 best San Antonio-area neighborhoods to live in 2018 According to Business Insider, this also rings true in the job market. Wallet Hub, a finance website, scored U.S. states based on employment availability, while considering factors like average income and cost of living. Business Insider published a list, ranking the best states to find a job in 2017, based ...
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| 'Dreamers' have yet another worry: Losing their health coverage But it did open the door for more young immigrants to obtain coverage through employer plans and a few state Medicaid programs. ... encroaches, some dreamers - who were brought illegally to the United States as children by their undocumented parents - have practical concerns like health coverage.
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| How low can US unemployment go? Here are two things most economists can agree upon: They want an economy where everyone who seeks a job can get one. Yet for the economy to be dynamic, some people will always be unemployed, at least temporarily as they move between jobs. There exists, in theory at least, some magic number ...
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| H1B Visa: Companies Must Now Prove That US Talent Could Not Be Found The agency says its wants to make sure that the visa holders are not earning less money than promised and that they are not performing "non-specialty" jobs. Every year, the United States allocates 65,000 H1B visas for highly-skilled foreigners, with an additional 20,000 reserved for overseas people ...
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