In the 19th century, powerful nations fought each other for territory and natural resources—coal, iron ore, and colonies in the developing world. Today, the race is to attract skilled workers, particularly scientists, engineers, and IT technicians. The United States has been their destination of choice since World War II—the place to go for challenging work [...] Read more »
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Y-Axis UK Blog
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- UK Prime Minister says it is wrong to dismiss those who fear immigration
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- Canada: Further Restrictions on Temporary Foreign Worker Program Are Proposed
- Germany: New Regulations Broaden Permissible Activities for Business Visitors
- India: Visa Processing Delays Expected for Applicants in the United States
- China: Beijing to Require Criminal Record Clearances for Work Authorization Applications
- Sweden: Employment Notification Required for Assignments of Five Days or Longer
- Australia: Government Proposes Labor Market Testing and Other Key Changes to Subclass 457 Program
- USA: Senate Votes to Take Up Comprehensive Immigration Reform Bill
- Spain: Government Proposes Fast-Track Residence Permits for Certain Categories
- Croatia Expected to Join EU on July 1
- USA: July Visa Bulletin: Further EB-3 Advancement for Most Countries
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