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Labor chief: Hiring goes through rigorous process

The CNMI Department of Labor has been scrutinizing all hiring practices of local companies to make sure they comply with U.S. and local labor laws. Labor Secretary Edith Deleon Guerrero told Saipan Tribune that employers are required to submit a declaration for every individual...
Posted On Nov 16 2016 06:06
, By Jon Perez

CW-1 cap prevents the hospital from hiring more nurses

The Commonwealth Healthcare Corp. was supposed to hire more nurses from the Philippines to fill vacancies but was prevented from doing so after the fiscal year 2017’s numerical limit of the CNMI-Only Transitional Worker Nonimmigrant visa program was breached last week. A total of...
Posted On Oct 27 2016 06:06
, By Jon Perez

‘New investors could’ve used H visas’

New investors could have used the H visa category when it came to hiring foreign construction workers that would support their ongoing projects on Saipan instead of getting them also under the CNMI-Only Transition Worker nonimmigrant visa or CW program, which has a cap of 12,998...
Posted On Oct 25 2016 06:06
, By Jon Perez

Camacho pushes immediate action on labor crisis

GUAM—Former governor Felix P. Camacho said more needs to be done to address the current labor crisis facing the U.S. territory and that the mass rejection of H2B visas is extremely detrimental to Guam’s economy. “History shows that Guam cannot do away with H2B workers as the...
Posted On Sep 13 2016 06:06
, By Press Release
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