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They also employed many third - country nationals ( non - Americans employed
by the corporation outside their own country ) . The majority of American
expatriate staff were in Europe ( 30 per cent ) , followed by Asia ( 20 per cent )
and ...
They also employed many third - country nationals ( non - Americans employed
by the corporation outside their own country ) . The majority of American
expatriate staff were in Europe ( 30 per cent ) , followed by Asia ( 20 per cent )
and ...
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In 1992 , the construction industry in Japan faced a 39 per cent labour shortage (
even though it already employed tens of ... The clearest example is domestic
service , where employing a low - skilled person as a nanny can often release a ...
In 1992 , the construction industry in Japan faced a 39 per cent labour shortage (
even though it already employed tens of ... The clearest example is domestic
service , where employing a low - skilled person as a nanny can often release a ...
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In some cases , employers uncertain about the legal status of immigrants may
choose to play safe by not employing them ... TRAINING AND PROMOTION Once
employed , immigrant workers will find that the discrimination does not stop there
.
In some cases , employers uncertain about the legal status of immigrants may
choose to play safe by not employing them ... TRAINING AND PROMOTION Once
employed , immigrant workers will find that the discrimination does not stop there
.
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