Guam surpasses 5,000 H-2B workers
In a significant milestone for Guam’s labor force, the number of H-2B workers on the island has exceeded 5,000, a number last observed in the early 1990s. Anticipating further growth in the upco
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In a significant milestone for Guam’s labor force, the number of H-2B workers on the island has exceeded 5,000, a number last observed in the early 1990s. Anticipating further growth in the upco
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Construction of the Don Don Donki store in Tamuning is “going steadily” according to a spokesman, and the business is set to open in July or August 2023.
The number of skilled foreign laborers coming into Guam, already at a decades-long high, is expected to double “practically every year” as the military buildup progresses, according to Guam Department
The Guam Department of Labor will be able to write letters supporting civilian construction contractors’ applications for H-2B visa workers in response to the military buildup, according to U.S. Citizenship