Sentence examples for high-skilled worker from inspiring English sources

Trump, who last week signed an executive order calling for an overhaul of high-skilled worker visas, has not spoken out much on EB-5 visas.

Mr. Rubio is trying to gather support for his version of legislation that would offer legal status to young illegal immigrants brought to the country as children, but he said he would not try to link his version of the Dream Act to the new high-skilled worker proposal.

It's no shock then why the high-skilled worker visa cap was maxed out this year in a record 5 days.

Rumors about upcoming curbs to the high-skilled worker visa program known as H-1Bs have raised alarm in India, since 70% of the program's visa petitions go to Indian citizens.

Shapiro's tone was markedly different than the one he took in November when he harshly criticized the idea of rolling high-skilled worker visas into the mix with other elements of immigration.

The improvements embodied by the Hatch amendments will provide a robust temporary visa program that will address the high-skilled worker shortage, creating more U.S. jobs and advancing innovation.

In the late 1990s, the idea was that technology is skill-biased, favouring high-skilled workers and substituting low-skilled workers.

A balance of international immigration policies, educational quality and migration trends plays a large part in determining where high-skilled workers get their education and use their skills.

In rural areas, capital and high skill appear to be complementary as capital-intensive technology increases the demand for high-skilled workers.

There is a running argument among economists about whether prices in low-skill industries have fallen compared with those in industries using relatively more high-skilled workers.

Research also suggests any negative wage effects are concentrated among low-skilled — not high-skilled — workers.