It applauds guest worker programs and expanded voting rights for noncitizen immigrants. |
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Every guest worker should be interviewed prior to departure under a guarantee of complete anonymity. |
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Only after three years work could a guest worker even apply for citizenship, and this could only be granted after five years. |
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Following that period, no resident alien could apply for a guest worker permit. |
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I broadly support immigration reform, but the guest worker program must be stopped. |
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We are not like Austria, or Germany, or other countries where you can be a guest worker for decades but never become a citizen with full rights. |
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The term limit is set at six years, at which point the guest worker must leave the Territory for two years before taking up residency again. |
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In 2000, he spent a rather eventful four months as a guest worker at the National Research Council in Ottawa, while keeping an eye on the Crustacean. |
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The president first proposed his guest worker program a year ago. |
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Unlike European countries that have had strong guest worker policies, we have never gone that route. |
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Once again Dr B. P. Kibble, who spent two months with us this year as a guest worker, was a valuable participant in this effort. |
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European countries, for instance, have relied on a guest worker policy. |
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A final claim is that the success of the United States as an immigrant nation speaks to the benefits of an expansive guest worker program. |
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A limitation of our work is that the sample may not be representative of the CNMI guest worker population overall. |
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Another sticking point is a guest worker program. |
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Instead, it has become the country's largest guest worker program. |
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When we see some of the social problems that have occurred in Europe as a result of that kind of guest worker or temporary foreign worker policy, we are lucky that Canada has not gone in that direction. |
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The U. S. H-2A program is a guest worker program that allows agricultural employers to import foreign workers on a temporary basis when labour shortage can be demonstrated. |
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In this regard, NIHRs and civil society organizations can collaborate to supervise circular migration employers and guest worker programs to ensure that human rights are respected. |
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It is not a country in which you were a foreign student or guest worker. |
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During the 1960s, most European countries had just one guest worker program, with uniform rules for employers and bilateral agreements that were very similar across labor-sending countries. |
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We urge the National Human Rights Institutions a monitor circular migration employers and guest worker programs to ensure that human rights are respected, stressing their labor rights. |
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Members of the committee used the discussion to stake out positions on immigration reform, particularly the agricultural guest worker programs. |
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A guest worker scheme no doubt would benefit the individuals lucky enough to be selected to participate in it, but it is not a development solution for the Pacific. |
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It's unclear how the Wage and Hour Division came to investigate the company, whether it was tipped off by a worker, by a guest worker advocacy group or by a competing company. |
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