February may seem a little early to start thinking about summer jobs. But a “cultural exchange” program run by the State Department is already filling jobs in Ocean City and elsewhere — jobs that will ...
Despite the economic atrophy of the past few years, legions of youth still flock to the United States’ shores each year, hoping for short-term jobs and a taste of the American dream. A new federal ...
The J-1 students who walked off their jobs at three Harrisburg-area McDonald's last week were participating in a program long known for enabling foreign students to work in places such as ocean ...
Representatives of fish processing companies in Alaska are complaining about the possibility that they might lose access to 4,000 to 5,000 temporary guest workers they hire each year through the State ...
During the summer of 2011, two college students from Kazakhstan packed their bags and flew to South Florida as part of a special work-travel program set up by the U.S. State Department to foster ...
In 2015, Florida received 6,394 foreign workers through the J-1 Summer Work Travel Program. Thousands of college-age students come to Florida every year as part of a federal cultural exchange program ...
Representatives of fish processing companies in Alaska are complaining about the possibility that they might lose access to 4,000 to 5,000 temporary guest workers they hire each year through the State ...
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