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Chi says IPI needs $150M to finish casino/resort building - Vimarsana News

Chi says IPI needs $150M to finish casino/resort building

Imperial Pacific International (CNMI) LLC director/general manager Howyo Chi said last week that it will cost IPI $150 million to finish IPI’s casino/resort building in Garapan.

Staffler: Congress unlikely to scrap 'touchback' provision | News - Vimarsana News

Staffler: Congress unlikely to scrap 'touchback' provision | News

CNMI Labor Secretary Leila Staffler on Tuesday said the U.S. Congress is unlikely to remove the “touchback” provision of the NMI U.S. Workforce Act of 2018, which means that local

SCC delegation to lobby for touchback delay - Vimarsana News

SCC delegation to lobby for touchback delay

The Saipan Chamber of Commerce is sending a delegation to Washington, D.C. before the end of the month to support Delegate Gregorio Kilili C. Sablan’s (D-MP) bill to delay for three years the “touchback provision” of the Northern Marianas Islands U.S. Workforce Act, Public Law 115-218.

Chamber to lobby for CW touchback measure in Congress - Vimarsana News

Chamber to lobby for CW touchback measure in Congress

AT the general membership meeting of the Saipan Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, its president, Joe Guerrero, called for “all hands on deck” to support U.S. Congressman Gregorio Kilili Camacho

Livelihoods hang in the balance - Saipan Tribune - Vimarsana News

Livelihoods hang in the balance - Saipan Tribune

Even as only a handful of foreign workers were interviewed for this report, the consensus is clear: the livelihoods of those who rely solely on their jobs in the CNMI are in jeopardy once the touchback rule comes into effect in October this year.