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Records from the Department of Labor revealed an increase of short-term foreign workers employed at Mar-a-Lago during Trump's presidency.

THE Sabah Government has collected the digital data of some 14,855 foreigners working or living at Sawit Kinabalu estates across the State in a recently concluded pilot study.

The country faces strong competition as an attractive workplace amid a weakening yen and rival Asian locations such as Taiwan and South Korea, which have fewer visa requirements.

Drizzling rain and a cloudy sky could not dampen spirits on Gwangju Philippines Day, organized by the Gwangju-Jeonnam Philippine Community (GJPC). Music, food and pageantry provided a festive atmosphere despite the inclement weather on May 28 in Unam-dongs Geullin Park.

The No. 2 category, which brings much improved residency conditions, is set to be expanded to nine more industries by this fall.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Sessions Court here discharged and acquitted the nephew of former Sungai Buloh Member of Parliament R. Sivarasa and his former worker of three counts of corruption each in relation to the recruitment of foreign workers six years ago.

CNA Lifestyle caught up with 42-year-old Indian national Selvam Arumugam to see how his life has changed.

Companies in the U.S. have announced, so far this year, more than 400,000 layoffs — more than the layoffs announced in all of last year.

Athletic apparel giant now allowed to hire foreign workers without special approval after arguing a shortage of talent for some of the 2,600 jobs it needs for expansion plans.

“It is good news, ” Zaitsev said in an interview. “It helps to get a job in Canada, an engineering job.”