Science in America: action by Congress

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The U.S. Congress responded to warnings of a drastic fall in the number of scientists and engineers by introducing the H-1B visa program in 1990. The program allowed employers to hire skilled workers from overseas.

Labor force information, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Market information - general, Engineering Services, Services information, Engineering & Architectural Services, Scientists, Engineers, Services, Supply and demand, Employment, United States. Congress, Skilled labor, Skilled labour, Work visas

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Science in America: education partnerships make science fun

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Science-partnership programs, run in collaboration with local businesses across the U.S., are making science and mathematics more interesting for K-12 students and their teachers.

Management dynamics, Management, Study and teaching, Company business management, Sciences education, Science education, Mathematics, Mathematics education, Educational aspects, Educational programs

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