US needed functional railroads and they took over the rr companies.
US needed functional railroads and they took over the rr companies.
Seems far fetched, if anything H1B are limited BECAUSE of the H1B cap/lottery system
Why the US plays on both sides?
The “US” doesn’t do anything- it’s people in the country that ultimately act
It would be much better to simply define this as an economic test:
1) Are the prevailing wages for a position rising faster than inflation?
2) Is unemployment in the position both low and remaining flat?
Seems hard to claim a shortage if either of those is false, and there is little gaming to be done for simple government reported labor statistics, recent news notwithstanding.
We don’t even know what inflation is anymore
Bourbon is back on the shelves in my province (because our premier is spineless), but I still won't touch the corn swill. Even before this nonsense broke out, I'd have taken Canadian rye over bourbon any day!
They were not speaking to Canada
I used to fly a ton, and preferred to gate check my bag. Didn't have to find or fight over overhead space, and I don't remember ever waiting more than a few minutes at the gate. Around half the time it was already waiting for me by the time I actually got off the plane. It almost felt like a valet service rather than a burden.
It’s the same for all disease diagnosis: cancer, heart problems