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There aren't enough workers. a lot of people have dropped out. probably retirements are way up, so older workers are, you know, less available, so there are more opportunities for their younger peers. the number of immigrant workers is down too, so there are a lot of available opportunities out there if you're unhappy with wherever you are now. >> so it's such a workers market. are wages up also? >> wages are up. so, one way that employers are trying to grab the few workers who are available, of course, is by offering them higher pay. and you're seeing higher wages or at least above trend wage...

With assault and other offences and there's an open federal investigation into his farms. he's insisted that what he did it was for the good of the navajo people. but others say this was just the result of greed. he declined to be interviewed for the programme or to provide a statement. we have somebody who decided to make up their own rules and circumvent established law in the navajo nation. there wasn't legal business license, we're talking of thousands of asian immigrant workers, we don't know if their payroll was taxed, or even if they got paid. this is just a cautionary tale to our leade...

There wasn't legal business license, we're talking of thousands of asian immigrant workers, we don't know if their payroll was taxed or even if they got paid. this is the cautionary tale to our leaders, our policymakers and lawmakers across the united states that if you don't carefully plan out the laws and regulations, it can cause a big problem. archive: the police narcotics detail raids this field of the insidious - weed known as marijuana. wherever a part of a marijuana cigarette is thrown, _ seeds grow up and the plant becomes a plantation. - in the us, cannabis was officially outlawed on...

The boss has been charged by the navajo nation with assault and other offences and there's open federal investigation into his farms. he's insisted that what he did it was for the good of the navajo people. but others say this was just the result of greed. he declined to be interviewed for the programme or to provide a statement. we have somebody who decided to make up their own rules and circumvent established law in the navajo nation. there wasn't legal business license, we're talking of thousands of asian immigrant workers, we don't know if their payroll was taxed or even if they got paid. ...

Immigrants who speak English earn more and are better accepted by Americans. But the U.S. fails to provide sufficient free English classes for newcomers.