Science in America: new competition

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The European Union is considering a visa program that would eventually allow high-skilled foreign employees to live in permanently in Europe. The proposal offers direct competition to the U.S.'s H-1B visa program for overseas workers.

Europe, Management dynamics, Services information, Management, Economic aspects, Services, Employment abroad, Overseas employment, European Union, Company business management, Skilled labor, Skilled labour, Work visas

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Science in America: are we falling behind in science and technology?

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Experts from the business, government and education sectors warn that the U.S. education system does not do enough to promote the study of science. They believe that there is a need to import more high-skilled immigrant workers.

United States, Study and teaching, Alien labor, Sciences education, Science education, Alien labour, Foreign labor, Educational aspects

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