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Old 08-09-2017, 03:13 PM   #1
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Default A new study shows a 60 percent drop in requests from US companies for foreign workers

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Our research revealed a 60% decrease in requests from US-based companies to foreign workers from Q2 to Q4 2016, which was likely the result of uncertainty around immigration policies generated by the election. This uncertainty abated to some extent post-election, but in Q2 2017, US interest in foreign workers was still down 37% year over year.



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