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Yep, creative ways, like paying a reasonable wage.And here we go....Americans are now taking the jobs left open since Trump started enforcing immigration laws.......Making America Great Again....
Maine town resorts to hiring Americans as visas run out - Hot Air
Businesses in Bar Harbor, Maine are turning to locals to make up for a shortage of foreign guest workers that normally fill summer jobs in the bustling seaside resort town.
Because the H-2B visa program has already reached its annual quota, Bar Harbor’s hotels, restaurants and shops can’t bring in any more foreign workers for the rest of the busy summer tourist season. Like hundreds of similar coastal resort towns, Bar Harbor has for many years depended on the H-2B visas for temporary workers. The program allows non-agricultural companies to bring in foreign labor if they are unable to find suitable employees domestically.
Now they are coming up with creative ways to attract local labor, reports the Bangor Daily News.
The use of temporary “guest worker” programs is problematic to begin with (at least for some of us) but at least on paper these jobs seem to qualify. If you look at the qualifying conditions for the program, so-called “seasonal work” is a valid reason to seek out H-2B visa holders. Still, in a capitalist society, it rings a bit of a sour note when you see a system which is actively built on using foreign workers before exhausting all possible hires of citizens.
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OMG!!!!! So now you're saying that the market is self correcting without government setting a minimum wage and that capitalism does work?
*****CHUCKLE*****
It's capitalism which put the illegals and foreigners to work in the first place.
-------------------------------- plus dwi , drunk driving and other imported criminal activity .Swimming across rivers, climbing walls and digging tunnels.How about you throw in an example of job that experienced foreign worker can do and American worker can't?
Too fucking bad.What the articles DOES NOT cover is what the specialized skills of the guest workers have that locals do not.
These workers are for Five Star establishments that require service personnel with experience, poise, and five star dining.
Bring in locals and they will be degraded from Five Star dining establishments to Two Bar slop houses.
Does that include Trumps mail order brides also?Now let's send all the Best & Brightest Business Visas back to fix their own shit holes.
Does that include Trumps mail order brides also?Now let's send all the Best & Brightest Business Visas back to fix their own shit holes.
Does that include Trumps mail order brides also?Now let's send all the Best & Brightest Business Visas back to fix their own shit holes.
You really are in a nasty butthurt mood today, aren't you?
You really are in a nasty butthurt mood today, aren't you?
How about a waiter who can prepare exotic dishes at your table? Or a wine guy (can't remember the French word)?
How about a waiter who can prepare exotic dishes at your table? Or a wine guy (can't remember the French word)?
Waiters hardly prepare any food.
How about a waiter who can prepare exotic dishes at your table? Or a wine guy (can't remember the French word)?
Waiters hardly prepare any food.
I don't know what high class restaurant you've been to but I've been to more than a few where the waiters make Caesar Salad from scratch, Special kinds of steak, Cherries Jubilee, Baked Alaska and many, many more.
To answer the title of this thread: the people who voted for Trump knew.And here we go....Americans are now taking the jobs left open since Trump started enforcing immigration laws.......Making America Great Again....
Maine town resorts to hiring Americans as visas run out - Hot Air
Businesses in Bar Harbor, Maine are turning to locals to make up for a shortage of foreign guest workers that normally fill summer jobs in the bustling seaside resort town.
Because the H-2B visa program has already reached its annual quota, Bar Harbor’s hotels, restaurants and shops can’t bring in any more foreign workers for the rest of the busy summer tourist season. Like hundreds of similar coastal resort towns, Bar Harbor has for many years depended on the H-2B visas for temporary workers. The program allows non-agricultural companies to bring in foreign labor if they are unable to find suitable employees domestically.
Now they are coming up with creative ways to attract local labor, reports the Bangor Daily News.
The use of temporary “guest worker” programs is problematic to begin with (at least for some of us) but at least on paper these jobs seem to qualify. If you look at the qualifying conditions for the program, so-called “seasonal work” is a valid reason to seek out H-2B visa holders. Still, in a capitalist society, it rings a bit of a sour note when you see a system which is actively built on using foreign workers before exhausting all possible hires of citizens.
What the articles DOES NOT cover is what the specialized skills of the guest workers have that locals do not.
These workers are for Five Star establishments that require service personnel with experience, poise, and five star dining.
Bring in locals and they will be degraded from Five Star dining establishments to Two Bar slop houses.
And here we go....Americans are now taking the jobs left open since Trump started enforcing immigration laws.......Making America Great Again....
Maine town resorts to hiring Americans as visas run out - Hot Air
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You go guys; scale back that socialist, H program for visas.And here we go....Americans are now taking the jobs left open since Trump started enforcing immigration laws.......Making America Great Again....
Maine town resorts to hiring Americans as visas run out - Hot Air
Businesses in Bar Harbor, Maine are turning to locals to make up for a shortage of foreign guest workers that normally fill summer jobs in the bustling seaside resort town.
Because the H-2B visa program has already reached its annual quota, Bar Harbor’s hotels, restaurants and shops can’t bring in any more foreign workers for the rest of the busy summer tourist season. Like hundreds of similar coastal resort towns, Bar Harbor has for many years depended on the H-2B visas for temporary workers. The program allows non-agricultural companies to bring in foreign labor if they are unable to find suitable employees domestically.
Now they are coming up with creative ways to attract local labor, reports the Bangor Daily News.
The use of temporary “guest worker” programs is problematic to begin with (at least for some of us) but at least on paper these jobs seem to qualify. If you look at the qualifying conditions for the program, so-called “seasonal work” is a valid reason to seek out H-2B visa holders. Still, in a capitalist society, it rings a bit of a sour note when you see a system which is actively built on using foreign workers before exhausting all possible hires of citizens.
