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County Board Poised To Urge Reform Of H-1B Requiring Employers To Seek Us Talent First

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One of the nation's largest county government bodies is expected to vote on September 18, 2007, to open the H-1b visa-hiring program to US citizens and legal residents - in opposition to 13 governors who last week urged Congress to expand the program, without ever requiring employers to seek local talent for top-dollar, white-collar jobs. Read »

 

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