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World Education Services Announces 14 U.S. Communities Selected to Join Its Skilled Immigrant ... - Vimarsana News

World Education Services Announces 14 U.S. Communities Selected to Join Its Skilled Immigrant ...

NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- World Education Services (WES) today announced the 14 communities selected to join the sixth cohort of its Skilled Immigrant Integration Program (SIIP).

Three Organizations Selected for World Education Services' - Vimarsana News

Three Organizations Selected for World Education Services'

NEW YORK, July 21, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, World Education Services (WES) and WES Global Talent Bridge announced the selection of this year’s...

South Sudan to hold int'l investment conference - Vimarsana News

South Sudan to hold int'l investment conference

South Sudan plans to host an international investment conference in November to showcase investment opportunities and woo investors into the country.

Strengthening Local Economies through the Recovery Fund: Executive Summary - Vimarsana News

Strengthening Local Economies through the Recovery Fund: Executive Summary

COVID-19 Impacts on Key Economic Data The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on the U.S. economy, spurring a contraction in economic activity and causing substantial job losses that reverberated across all industries in early 2020. | Tax & Finance, Intergovernmental Affairs

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New Report Details Major Employment Hurdles for Young Immigrants - Vimarsana News

New Report Details Major Employment Hurdles for Young Immigrants

Report released by Upwardly Global says 60% of young immigrant adults find their skills overlooked by U.S. employers