Almost half of the 85,000 high-skilled work visas are snatched up by shady consultant firms who are suspected of exploiting guest workers for cheap labor.
When employers can get away with exploiting guest workers, it drives down wages and conditions for all by forcing U.S. workers into a race to the bottom.
During that time, he was criticized for exploiting guests.
The agricultural industry plan also wouldn't safeguard the rights of domestic workers whose jobs could be handed over to the more compliant and easy-to-exploit guest workers.
The bodachs are creepy enough to remind Thomas of daytime television talk show hosts who exploit their guests' weaknesses.
But Mr Castro exploited his guest's presence to defend himself against the biological-weapons charge, inviting him to visit biotechnology plants.
Neil and Christine Hamilton exploited their guest appearance to help launch their media careers, after the cash for questions scandal that helped to strip Mr Hamilton of his parliamentary seat.
In his voice-over Mr. Brugger theorizes that the North Koreans were exploiting their guests for propaganda purposes.
Religious amphictyonies are one thing, but trade leagues are quite another; the evidence, such as it is, suggests that early trade was carried on by entrepreneurial aristocratic individuals, who no doubt exploited their guest-friendships and formed more such friendships during their travels.
An "off on" rhodamine-based fluorescence probe for the selective signaling of Fe(III) has been designed exploiting the guest-induced structure transform mechanism.
An 'off on' fluorescence chemosensor for the selective signalling of Cr III) has been designed exploiting the guest-induced inhibition of the photoinduced electron transfer signalling mechanism.
