"According to the Department of Labor report, the forestry contractors hired 254 seasonal workers holding H-2B visas costing at least $7 million of stimulus money. The H-2B visa requires that employers demonstrate that there are no available American workers before requesting the visas. But forestry contractors advertised for the jobs in small newspapers and began the hiring process months before the actual work began, causing issues for unemployed Americans collecting unemployment benefits."
Stuffed Turkey: Barbara Stanwyck in Christmas in Connecticut
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It's 1945, so like any self-respecting romantic comedy with a holiday
theme, Christmas in Connecticut opens with a German U-boat torpedoing and
sinking an ...
20 hours ago
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