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US Labour Department Cancels October Jobs Report For The First Time Since 2013
The BLS which informs statistics like the unemployment rate said that the figures couldn’t be gathered retroactively and hence the statistics won’t be published as a result
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Change Wage Structure For H-1B Visas, Says US Labour Department
In the four-page letter, US Acting Labour Secretary identified the "four-tier wage structure" as one of the main reasons under which companies have been hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas on a low wage.
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Change Wage Structure For H-1B Visas, Says US Labour Department
In the four-page letter, US Acting Labour Secretary identified the "four-tier wage structure" as one of the main reasons under which companies have been hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas on a low wage.
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Legislative Change Needed In Wage Structure To Prevent H-1B Abuse: US
The US Labour Department has said a legislative change is required in the four-tiered wage structure to take stronger action against firms using H-1B visas to replace their American employees with workers from countries like India.
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Change Wage Structure For H-1B Visas, Says US Labour Department
In the four-page letter, US Acting Labour Secretary identified the "four-tier wage structure" as one of the main reasons under which companies have been hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas on a low wage.
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Nikkei Share Average Opens 0.80% Higher
Dollar-yen rates were little changed immediately after Japan released data showing the nation's current-account surplus came in at a smaller-than-expected 187.2 billion yen ($1.57 billion) in December, bringing the surplus for 2014 to a record low on the annual basis.
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America's hidden unemployed: too discouraged to count
Economists, analyzing government data, estimate about 4 million fewer people are in the labor force than in December 2007, primarily due to a lack of jobs rather than the normal aging of America's population. The size of the shift underscores the severity of the jobs crisis.
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US unemployment aid applications fall slightly
The Labor Department says weekly applications declined 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 386,000. The previous week's data was revised up 8,000 to 388,000.
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Oil prices retreat in Asia after overnight surge
Oil prices retreated in Asian trade today as dealers took profits from overnight gains driven by rumours of a supply disruption in Saudi Arabia, analysts said.
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US Labour Department Cancels October Jobs Report For The First Time Since 2013
The BLS which informs statistics like the unemployment rate said that the figures couldn’t be gathered retroactively and hence the statistics won’t be published as a result
-
Change Wage Structure For H-1B Visas, Says US Labour Department
In the four-page letter, US Acting Labour Secretary identified the "four-tier wage structure" as one of the main reasons under which companies have been hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas on a low wage.
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Change Wage Structure For H-1B Visas, Says US Labour Department
In the four-page letter, US Acting Labour Secretary identified the "four-tier wage structure" as one of the main reasons under which companies have been hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas on a low wage.
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Legislative Change Needed In Wage Structure To Prevent H-1B Abuse: US
The US Labour Department has said a legislative change is required in the four-tiered wage structure to take stronger action against firms using H-1B visas to replace their American employees with workers from countries like India.
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Change Wage Structure For H-1B Visas, Says US Labour Department
In the four-page letter, US Acting Labour Secretary identified the "four-tier wage structure" as one of the main reasons under which companies have been hiring foreign workers on H-1B visas on a low wage.
-
Nikkei Share Average Opens 0.80% Higher
Dollar-yen rates were little changed immediately after Japan released data showing the nation's current-account surplus came in at a smaller-than-expected 187.2 billion yen ($1.57 billion) in December, bringing the surplus for 2014 to a record low on the annual basis.
-
America's hidden unemployed: too discouraged to count
Economists, analyzing government data, estimate about 4 million fewer people are in the labor force than in December 2007, primarily due to a lack of jobs rather than the normal aging of America's population. The size of the shift underscores the severity of the jobs crisis.
-
US unemployment aid applications fall slightly
The Labor Department says weekly applications declined 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 386,000. The previous week's data was revised up 8,000 to 388,000.
-
Oil prices retreat in Asia after overnight surge
Oil prices retreated in Asian trade today as dealers took profits from overnight gains driven by rumours of a supply disruption in Saudi Arabia, analysts said.
