The phrase "alien worker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a foreign national who is employed in a country different from their own.
Example: "The company is looking to hire an alien worker to fill the specialized position that requires unique skills."
Alternatives: "foreign worker" or "non-native employee".
The May 26 , 2015final rule on "Employment Authorization for Certain H-4 Dependent Spouses" changed that by allowing spouses to work if the H-1B professional they married has an approved Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker or is waiting an extended period of time for an employment-based green card.
c) During the first 5 years of living in the USA, an alien worker should not be entitled to any social benefits available to citizens and permanent residents.
If you're obtaining a green card through your employer, your employer must file Form I-140, Petition for an Alien Worker.
On the Enterprise, you asked the computer's "replicator" when you wanted something to eat or drink and it materialized before you — no alien workers necessary.
The systematizers talk about the needs of a global economy while more and more alien workers, depending on forged Social Security cards and driver's licenses, get paid off the books by subcontractors.
In a widely re-posted article, the conservative Examiner frets that "Obama Administration now openly assisting illegal alien workers".
In contrast to their previous ban on alien workers, the Government of Guam requested 1,500 carpenters, masons, and other building workers from the Philippines.
a) Political refuges and other individuals admitted to the U.S. for humanitarian reasons should be assisted by private charitable organizations to register as alien workers and then follow the same path as all other foreigners settling here.
Favreau also suggested a back-story to Cowboys & Aliens: the über-alien is the mastermind of the invasion; all other aliens are "worker bees", possibly genetically engineered by another species of aliens that remained on their home planet and sent the worker bees as conquistadors.
Trent Lott, Republican of Mississippi, the House minority whip, said the "most controversial issue" in the bill was the treatment of illegal alien farm workers who could become permanent residents and eventually citizens of the United States.
Members of many other churches and synagogues are among those who have helped transport aliens, the workers say.
